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Using ram with different Cas ratings
Is it OK to use ram in the same motherboard that is rated for cas 2 when the
existing sticks of ram are cas 2.5? Thanks |
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On Thu, 20 Jan 2005 14:33:16 -0600, "Ken" nospam wrote:
Is it OK to use ram in the same motherboard that is rated for cas 2 when the existing sticks of ram are cas 2.5? If you verify that the timings are set correct in the bios. (slowest dimm) i see no problem. |
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"Ken" nospam wrote in message ... Is it OK to use ram in the same motherboard that is rated for cas 2 when the existing sticks of ram are cas 2.5? Thanks If it works it will only run as the slowest rate in this case cas 2.5. Craig |
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Ken" nospam wrote in message ...
Is it OK to use ram in the same motherboard that is rated for cas 2 when the existing sticks of ram are cas 2.5? Thanks I have some corsair value ram rated at 2.5 that i run at 2.0. As long as you dont overclock the FSB a bunch it might work at 2.0. |
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