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Re: Any way to identify your ram's brand? |
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Re: Any way to identify your ram's brand? -
01-01-2005
Quote:
  von Ryan, pwning Combine Dropships since 2005
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Re: Any way to identify your ram's brand? -
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i wouldn't mix brands unless they are they EXACT same specs... like chip arrangement, size, registered, ECC, speed
and did you say it came with a blue heat spreader on it... i can tink of a few brands that use those.... Giel, Kingston, and i think corsair does. yeah maby if you provide a picture i can compare them |
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Re: Any way to identify your ram's brand? -
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AIDA32 is a utility free for personal use (a bit like SiSoft Sandra) that can tell you that.
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Re: Any way to identify your ram's brand? -
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Ok, if i'm going to mix brands of ram, exactly which specs should i make sure are the same?
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Re: Any way to identify your ram's brand? -
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latency is the main one... I restored my whole system before I found out about that.
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Re: Any way to identify your ram's brand? -
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You mean you had fast timings set uüp in the BIOS, and your first memory stick could handle them. But when you added a second stick, you had to find out that it didn't run at such fast timigs, huh? Or did you mean something else? 'Cuz that can indeed be a problem...
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Re: Any way to identify your ram's brand? -
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Take care of RAM type, bus speed and latency, and you're set.
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Re: Any way to identify your ram's brand? -
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no, they were both nearly to0p of the range sticks, but one was more top of the range than the other. My BIOS didn't have any latency settings - something quite a few people I have spoken to find weird.
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Re: Any way to identify your ram's brand? -
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That's indeed odd and normally something only to be found on cheaper MoBos... at least AFAIK.
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Re: Any way to identify your ram's brand? -
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what is latency for ram? Could you give me an example?
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