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I currently have the Crucial 4 GB DDR3L-1600, (CT51264BA160BJ), Does it work with the Crucial 4 GB DDR3L-1600, (CT51264BD160BJ) version ?
Are my ram's compatible ?
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I think they do because it meets the requirements which are:
1: Both ram have to be from same manufacture (crucial in this case)
2: Same speed (1600 in this case but this one not required but rather it would just run the lowest ram speed one)
3: Same size (4 gb in this case for both)
1: Both ram have to be from same manufacture (crucial in this case)
2: Same speed (1600 in this case but this one not required but rather it would just run the lowest ram speed one)
3: Same size (4 gb in this case for both)
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agree with rolli59. Although from same manufacturer and on the outside they seem similar, they can have different memory chips, eg Samsung, Hynix etc and density. This is where the issues arise. If they are not matched DIMMS as rolli59 has said, they can have problems working together.
With that said, if you get the second stick, you will most likely be playing around with the timings to get both to work together.
I'd advise buying a kit, and then trying to sell the old stick to offset the cost.
With that said, if you get the second stick, you will most likely be playing around with the timings to get both to work together.
I'd advise buying a kit, and then trying to sell the old stick to offset the cost.
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