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7th Aug 2007, 15:15
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| Which combination is better used for dual channel and overclocking 4x512 or 2x1024? |
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7th Aug 2007, 15:21
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| Doesn't really matter on the amount Zaone for what you're quoting. More on the voltages able to be supplied by the motherboard, the stock voltage required by the dimm's purchased and the factory latencies on the dimms.
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7th Aug 2007, 15:22
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| Hmm so both king of setups will work the same? |
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7th Aug 2007, 15:24
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| Yup. :)
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7th Aug 2007, 22:34
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| You can only run them dual channel if they are 2x512 and 2x512 matching pairs, same with the 2x1024
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