Hi there,
So I was in the market looking for some cheap Ram for my Desktop PC, and though I had the intention of just buying another Kingston 8Gig same speed from Amazon as my other stick, for best compatibility. I came across a post of someone selling...
4x8Gb DDR3 10600r Registered Server Ram for fairly cheap. In fact extremely cheap when you compare it to the cost of an average DDR3 8Gig stick.
However I don't know the difference between "Desktop" ram and RSR.
Is this still compatible with a Desktop's motherboard..
I have a ASUS M5A78L-M motherboard that's DDR3 I believe, for reference.
And even if it is compatible is it still better to use the 1 8Gig Kingston stick for compatibility and performance issues, over say, filling my 3 free slots with 8Gig RSR's?
Thanks for your time!
Paul.
So I was in the market looking for some cheap Ram for my Desktop PC, and though I had the intention of just buying another Kingston 8Gig same speed from Amazon as my other stick, for best compatibility. I came across a post of someone selling...
4x8Gb DDR3 10600r Registered Server Ram for fairly cheap. In fact extremely cheap when you compare it to the cost of an average DDR3 8Gig stick.
However I don't know the difference between "Desktop" ram and RSR.
Is this still compatible with a Desktop's motherboard..
I have a ASUS M5A78L-M motherboard that's DDR3 I believe, for reference.
And even if it is compatible is it still better to use the 1 8Gig Kingston stick for compatibility and performance issues, over say, filling my 3 free slots with 8Gig RSR's?
Thanks for your time!
Paul.