Are PC3 10700 and PC3 10600 the same?
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Hello everyone, I would like to add RAM to my laptop, which currently has 4GB (2x2) to replace it with two 4GB sticks.
I am using CPU-Z to find out what to buy:
I find that I have 2 DDR3 PC3-10700 sticks
But I'm struggling to find sticks that meet the "PC3-10700" criteria at an affordable price. I only find "PC3-10600"
So my question is the following: Will it work well if I take those sticks?
Thank you in advance for your answers.
I am using CPU-Z to find out what to buy:
I find that I have 2 DDR3 PC3-10700 sticks
But I'm struggling to find sticks that meet the "PC3-10700" criteria at an affordable price. I only find "PC3-10600"
So my question is the following: Will it work well if I take those sticks?
Thank you in advance for your answers.
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Hi,
actually your memory sticks are 1333.3333 MHz and when you multiply this number by 8 you'll get 10666.666... some manufacturers and/or sellers round it to 10600 and others to 10700
PC3-10600 or PC3-10700 it's the same thing
Multiplying the frequency (1333 MHz) by 8 is a simple method to obtain the theoretical bandwidth
The calculation behind this conversion factor is simple: memory based on SDRAM technology uses a 64-bit connection; there are 8 bits in a byte, so 64 bits equal 8 bytes. For example, DDR2-800 memory transfers 800 Mbits per channel per second; its 64 channels allow a transfer of 8 bytes per cycle and 800 multiplied by 8 gives 6400.
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actually your memory sticks are 1333.3333 MHz and when you multiply this number by 8 you'll get 10666.666... some manufacturers and/or sellers round it to 10600 and others to 10700
PC3-10600 or PC3-10700 it's the same thing
Multiplying the frequency (1333 MHz) by 8 is a simple method to obtain the theoretical bandwidth
The calculation behind this conversion factor is simple: memory based on SDRAM technology uses a 64-bit connection; there are 8 bits in a byte, so 64 bits equal 8 bytes. For example, DDR2-800 memory transfers 800 Mbits per channel per second; its 64 channels allow a transfer of 8 bytes per cycle and 800 multiplied by 8 gives 6400.
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Ilyas
Thank you for the explanation.