Thanks for visiting, even though you've probably seen this countless times already. Ok, straight to the situation:
I accidentally bought an extra set 2gigs of 800 corsair ram at 4-4-4-12 2.1V with my 4gig 800 5-5-5-15 ram during my first build. I'm not sure if those two sets are compatible; I was reading their labels when I got them and noticed a huge gap in voltages, bigger gaps in revision numbers, and different latencies. Will those two types of ram work together? It'd be nice if you guys could answer in extreme detail
1. Will one of them be bottleneckecked?
2. Will I damage the ram by any chance?
3. Do I have to change any settings to make them work?
4. I'm using this on an M4A78 PRO; comes with yellow and black memory slots. On the ASUS website, it says that the yellow ones (closer to cpu) give better performance. So if they do work together, which ones should I put where?
5. If they won't work together, I'm making my mom another build soon, so should I stick with 2gigs of lower latencies or 4 gigs of slightly higher latencies for myself?
Thanks, sorry if that's too much to answer
I accidentally bought an extra set 2gigs of 800 corsair ram at 4-4-4-12 2.1V with my 4gig 800 5-5-5-15 ram during my first build. I'm not sure if those two sets are compatible; I was reading their labels when I got them and noticed a huge gap in voltages, bigger gaps in revision numbers, and different latencies. Will those two types of ram work together? It'd be nice if you guys could answer in extreme detail
1. Will one of them be bottleneckecked?
2. Will I damage the ram by any chance?
3. Do I have to change any settings to make them work?
4. I'm using this on an M4A78 PRO; comes with yellow and black memory slots. On the ASUS website, it says that the yellow ones (closer to cpu) give better performance. So if they do work together, which ones should I put where?
5. If they won't work together, I'm making my mom another build soon, so should I stick with 2gigs of lower latencies or 4 gigs of slightly higher latencies for myself?
Thanks, sorry if that's too much to answer