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Old 12-27-2005, 05:31 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Question 2 RAM sticks of different memory each?

One thing I don't understand is can you have two memory sticks at different speeds working together in the computer? For instance, lets say my computer has 3 RAM slots, and I have a 1GB stick and a 516GB stick, can I put them together??
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a 516GB stick
*hopes he means 512mb*
btw, 1gb and 512mb are not speeds, they are capacities.
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u know what I mean, but you didn't really answer my question. You kinda just pointed out how little I know about this computer building process.
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i think they can work together...my friend has a 512 and a 256 ddr and his is pretty fast faster than my friend with a 512 only
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yes they will work together. check out my sig.......1 stick of 512 and 1 stick of 256.
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ah-huh, alright thanx.
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They will work fine together, but one thing that's for sure is that dual channel will not work

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One thing I don't understand is can you have two memory sticks at different speeds working together in the computer? For instance, lets say my computer has 3 RAM slots, and I have a 1GB stick and a 516GB stick, can I put them together??
Are you talking about speeds or capacities? Different capacities will work fine, and different speeds will run at the lower speed.
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