Hello,
I have been looking at Memory Sticks to use in a 1366 pin connection Motherboard and trying to identify compatable RAM. It looks like the motherboard, a Gigabyte GA-X58 FTW3 132-GT-E768-KR model calls for the use of triple channel memory sets over dual channel RAM. If I install 3 identical sticks, would they qualify as triple channel,
or must they be labled as such? If I installed 3 dual channel sets, would this be the same as 2 triple channel sets (if all sticks exactly match)?
I realize I could install six identical pieces of RAM, and as long as the MOBO manufacturer has identified them as compatable, they should work, but if they are dual channel, or if they are not triple channel, would I be sub-optimizing the system?
It looks like some excellent products are available in pairs, but I am passing them them up since they are not 3 channel sets. Is this possibly a mistake?
I have been looking at Memory Sticks to use in a 1366 pin connection Motherboard and trying to identify compatable RAM. It looks like the motherboard, a Gigabyte GA-X58 FTW3 132-GT-E768-KR model calls for the use of triple channel memory sets over dual channel RAM. If I install 3 identical sticks, would they qualify as triple channel,
or must they be labled as such? If I installed 3 dual channel sets, would this be the same as 2 triple channel sets (if all sticks exactly match)?
I realize I could install six identical pieces of RAM, and as long as the MOBO manufacturer has identified them as compatable, they should work, but if they are dual channel, or if they are not triple channel, would I be sub-optimizing the system?
It looks like some excellent products are available in pairs, but I am passing them them up since they are not 3 channel sets. Is this possibly a mistake?