30 May 2006 at 22:28 #1 nO}{8 nO}{8 Associate Joined 25 Jun 2004 Posts 1,569 Location in the clouds Ive got 2x1gb sticks and also have 2x512mb sticks, can I use them both in my 4 available slots in dual channel? Will I have to run 2t or something? one is rated at 3/4/4/8 and the other 2.5/4/4/8
Ive got 2x1gb sticks and also have 2x512mb sticks, can I use them both in my 4 available slots in dual channel? Will I have to run 2t or something? one is rated at 3/4/4/8 and the other 2.5/4/4/8
30 May 2006 at 22:44 #2 killer_uk killer_uk Soldato Joined 12 Mar 2003 Posts 4,068 Location OcUK HQ nO}{8 said: Ive got 2x1gb sticks and also have 2x512mb sticks, can I use them both in my 4 available slots in dual channel? Will I have to run 2t or something? one is rated at 3/4/4/8 and the other 2.5/4/4/8 Click to expand... No, as far as I know you can only have two identical sticks in there to run in dual channel mode, although I could be wrong.
nO}{8 said: Ive got 2x1gb sticks and also have 2x512mb sticks, can I use them both in my 4 available slots in dual channel? Will I have to run 2t or something? one is rated at 3/4/4/8 and the other 2.5/4/4/8 Click to expand... No, as far as I know you can only have two identical sticks in there to run in dual channel mode, although I could be wrong.
31 May 2006 at 12:57 #3 luminous luminous Associate Joined 10 Apr 2006 Posts 373 Location Edinburgh Try it!,but i think you`re going to lose some performance..I think the mem will default to slowest which will be 3 timing in 3/4/4/8 and 2t. 4 sticks indeed means running at 2T and you may have to set the memoryspeed manually to 1:1 Also overclocking might be limited as you are limited by the slowest stick. The disadvantage of 2T is ~5%-10% depending on the application but the advantage is that in situations where 1Gb isn't enough 2Gb will be faster. One of the dons posted that elsewhere Last edited: 31 May 2006
Try it!,but i think you`re going to lose some performance..I think the mem will default to slowest which will be 3 timing in 3/4/4/8 and 2t. 4 sticks indeed means running at 2T and you may have to set the memoryspeed manually to 1:1 Also overclocking might be limited as you are limited by the slowest stick. The disadvantage of 2T is ~5%-10% depending on the application but the advantage is that in situations where 1Gb isn't enough 2Gb will be faster. One of the dons posted that elsewhere