2 diffrent ram speeds?

[INSTG8R]

View attachment 156298ok am i crazy cause it wasent on that before even tho it was set to it already
maybe just turning xmp on fixed that

That is technically “overclockIng” your RAM hopefully with 2 sticks that will work fine.

 

[John Naylor]

You will rarely have luck going up.

1. Always buy a full set of RAM in a single package ... if your ...

Mobo is dual channel, buy 2 x X GB
Mobo is triple channel, buy 3 x X GB
Mobo is quad channel, buy 4 x X GB

You have no warranty for any pairing of RAM that didn't come in a single package.

If you putting 4 sticks in a dual channel board, again buy a 4 x X GB package .... not recommended. 2 x 16 GB is better than 4 x 8GB. CPU overclocking is easier with 2 sticks than 4, memory contoller has to wok harder with more sticks.

2. If ya didnt do any of thet... you wanna match as many thungs as possible... Brand, Model, Speed, CAS. OEM suplier version. Using same vendor is not a guarantees... even same model as they often switch OEMs in later versionbs.

3. As above

a) in your position read the SPD of the lower speed / higher CAS RAM, better yet take a CPUz screenie
b) go into BIOS And lower the speed, raise the CAS to match the slower RAM manually.
c) I have had two sets of RAM with exact same brand and model and speed rating but withdifferent OEM suppliers and 10-12-12-28 and 10-12-12-31 ... no matter what I did, could not get them to play nice. yet ,,, matching a different brand different model no. but with same OEM, speed and timings worked oin 1st boot
d) If step b) doesn't work, increase DRAM voltage a bit....rinse and repeat till it works... be aware on manufacturers voltage limits.

 

[bigbcool]

You will rarely have luck going up.

1. Always buy a full set of RAM in a single package ... if your ...

Mobo is dual channel, buy 2 x X GB
Mobo is triple channel, buy 3 x X GB
Mobo is quad channel, buy 4 x X GB

You have no warranty for any pairing of RAM that didn't come in a single package.

If you putting 4 sticks in a dual channel board, again buy a 4 x X GB package .... not recommended. 2 x 16 GB is better than 4 x 8GB. CPU overclocking is easier with 2 sticks than 4, memory contoller has to wok harder with more sticks.

2. If ya didnt do any of thet... you wanna match as many thungs as possible... Brand, Model, Speed, CAS. OEM suplier version. Using same vendor is not a guarantees... even same model as they often switch OEMs in later versionbs.

3. As above

a) in your position read the SPD of the lower speed / higher CAS RAM, better yet take a CPUz screenie
b) go into BIOS And lower the speed, raise the CAS to match the slower RAM manually.
c) I have had two sets of RAM with exact same brand and model and speed rating but withdifferent OEM suppliers and 10-12-12-28 and 10-12-12-31 ... no matter what I did, could not get them to play nice. yet ,,, matching a different brand different model no. but with same OEM, speed and timings worked oin 1st boot
d) If step b) doesn't work, increase DRAM voltage a bit....rinse and repeat till it works... be aware on manufacturers voltage limits.

dude ive already know what to do...
that ram is really similar to he one i already have infact mine is while base clocked at 2133 it is very much capable of 2400 infact when i went into bios i think it was already 2400 and has the same timings already of the ram i want...
really its like the same ram with a diffrent model number and a diffrent base clock even though there the same ram