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10th Oct 2007, 09:31
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Im thinking of buying additional RAM, maybe 2 gigs but I'm struggling to identify the type I should buy. My motherboard is MSI P4N SLI and I currently have 2 sticks of 512mb DDR2 SDRAM PC4300 266MHz.
If I buy new RAM does it have to match the existing RAM i.e be DDR2 PC4300 266MHz? is there a better alternative? Thanks! |
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10th Oct 2007, 09:57
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As far as i can remember the P4N supports ram upto a speed of 667mhz (pc5300). So it doesn't have to match the ram already installed.
But do know that if you install differing speeds of ram the motherboard will run all ram at the speed of the slowest dimm. I'd just get 2x1gb dimms of 667mhz, it's cheap nowadays.
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10th Oct 2007, 09:58
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Get the same as you already have.
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