P Passion_1 Commendable Jun 1, 2017 54 0 1,630 May 3, 2018 #1 Same dimm, same mhz, same brand but different pc4. Doing my first build, can i buy either one? what is the difference?
Same dimm, same mhz, same brand but different pc4. Doing my first build, can i buy either one? what is the difference?
Solution J J jay32267 May 3, 2018 The fact that these numbers are different automatically infers that the mhz is different. The difference is that the 23400 is rated faster. This number is the bandwidth. 23400=23,400MB/s You can generally buy either one but you will only go as fast as your motherboard will support.
The fact that these numbers are different automatically infers that the mhz is different. The difference is that the 23400 is rated faster. This number is the bandwidth. 23400=23,400MB/s You can generally buy either one but you will only go as fast as your motherboard will support.
R Rumbletum Distinguished Feb 2, 2012 376 0 18,860 May 3, 2018 #2 Whatever you buy needs to be compatible with your motherboard. http://forums.crucial.com/t5/tkb/articleprintpage/tkb-id/dram%40tkb/article-id/91 Upvote 0 Downvote
Whatever you buy needs to be compatible with your motherboard. http://forums.crucial.com/t5/tkb/articleprintpage/tkb-id/dram%40tkb/article-id/91
P Passion_1 Commendable Jun 1, 2017 54 0 1,630 May 3, 2018 #3 my mobo is Asrock h370m and i now what kind of ram i need but i cant see anything about pc4 19200 Upvote 0 Downvote
J jay32267 Champion Mar 16, 2017 10,709 1,330 56,940 May 3, 2018 Solution #4 The fact that these numbers are different automatically infers that the mhz is different. The difference is that the 23400 is rated faster. This number is the bandwidth. 23400=23,400MB/s You can generally buy either one but you will only go as fast as your motherboard will support. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
The fact that these numbers are different automatically infers that the mhz is different. The difference is that the 23400 is rated faster. This number is the bandwidth. 23400=23,400MB/s You can generally buy either one but you will only go as fast as your motherboard will support.