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Old 03-27-2008, 10:25 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Different RAM

I have 4 ram slots on my motherboard. At the moment I have platinum ocz ram (good enough), I only have 2gb with vista 32bit and loads of memory hugging applications. My computer is quite slow. I looked into lowering my latency timings but as there is such a small performance increase I decided against it.

But anyway, the question. Can I have 2 slots with one type of memory and then have the second channel with cheaper memory. I know for performance this is probably stupid. I was thinking of buying the lowest latency ram under €30 on ebay. Is this stupid?
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