RAM memory stick combination.

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  1. Posts : 5,405
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       #21

    Hopalong X said:
    Yeah Saviour!!!!!!!! Excellent job!

    Leave all 4 sticks of ram in the PC!!!!!!

    It is not a big difference on benchmarks but will be useful with some applications.

    You have it so make use of it.
    That is what I would do.
    Mike
    Really?

    The second benchmark,(is what i have installed now) Hyperx+ValueRam is a bit faster?
    Now i have more and faster ram?
    Just asking :)
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  2. Posts : 6,349
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       #22

    Asking is the way to learn.

    The extra ram is there if and when it is needed. Good job! Two thumbs up!
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  3. Posts : 5,405
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       #23

    Hopalong X said:
    Asking is the way to learn.

    The extra ram is there if and when it is needed. Good job! Two thumbs up!
    Yeah! Thanks Mike i really appreciate it! :)

    And of course thanks all for the help!!

    A! Something extra,the ValueRam is CL5 5-5-5-15,though can go up to 4-4-4-14 V1.8 without problems.

    Well ValueRam sometimes is SuperRam
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  4. Posts : 6,349
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       #24

    You are welcome.
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  5. Posts : 24,479
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       #25

    Good job Saviour! I just installed a SSD with Steve's help. Film at 11.
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  6. Posts : 6,349
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       #26

    Britton30 said:
    Good job Saviour! I just installed a SSD with Steve's help. Film at 11.
    When in doubt get the Master!

    Obiwan Essenbe!
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  7. Posts : 4,517
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       #27

    The difference is little no none (nothing youll ever notice either way) so I would call them a tie in regards to speed.
    But, it does look they will all play together well :)

    I would run a Memtest on it, just to be 100% sure all is stable and well.


    But from the looks of it, I would keep both kits. More RAM is always better.
    And if both kits are stable & play well together, that would be the best way to go IMHO.
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  8. Posts : 5,405
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       #28

    Wishmaster said:
    The difference is little no none (nothing youll ever notice either way) so I would call them a tie in regards to speed.
    But, it does look they will all play together well :)

    I would run a Memtest on it, just to be 100% sure all is stable and well.


    But from the looks of it, I would keep both kits. More RAM is always better.
    And if both kits are stable & play well together, that would be the best way to go IMHO.
    Ok, i will run a Memtest just to be 100% sure all is stable and well. :)

    Britton30 congrats for the SSD
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  9. Posts : 12,177
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       #29

    panais said:
    Wishmaster said:
    The difference is little no none (nothing youll ever notice either way) so I would call them a tie in regards to speed.
    But, it does look they will all play together well :)

    I would run a Memtest on it, just to be 100% sure all is stable and well.


    But from the looks of it, I would keep both kits. More RAM is always better.
    And if both kits are stable & play well together, that would be the best way to go IMHO.
    Ok, i will run a Memtest just to be 100% sure all is stable and well. :)

    Britton30 congrats for the SSD
    Looks good, sometimes you need to manually set the RAM frequency and the first four timings, leave the rest on auto.

    Agree with Wishmaster, run memtest86+ just to be sure.

    Then, enjoy.


    Britton30 said:
    Good job Saviour! I just installed a SSD with Steve's help. Film at 11.
    What

    How come Steve gets to have all the fun

    How is it running?
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  10. Posts : 6,349
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       #30

    Dave76 said:
    What

    How come Steve gets to have all the fun

    How is it running?
    Steve is a PRO now after helping me!

    Of course I may have driven him to the "Dark Side".

    We should make Steve a T-Shirt.

    "I survived Hopalong X's SSD install"
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