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Ram CL9 + Ram CL10 ?

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aledu35 Posted messages 2752 Status Member -
Hello tech enthusiasts!
I'm going to ask a small question to the more experienced among you.
I currently have 2 DDR3 1600MHz - 12800 CL9 RAM sticks (G.Skill).
I'm about to receive 2 DDR3 1600MHz - 12800 (Fury X) RAM sticks, but this time in CL10!
So my question is: can I use all 4 sticks together? Will they be compatible?
Thanks in advance, happy holidays, and have a good evening.

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    flo88 Posted messages 28531 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   Ambassador 5 184
     
    Hello

    Yes, in defense of checking the compatibility features of the motherboard, simply the RAM sticks in case 9 will work in case 10.

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    1. aledu35 Posted messages 2752 Status Member 408
       
      The 2 RAM sticks he will receive are of the same frequency as the one he already has. No compatibility issues, therefore.

      Don't forget to place them correctly on the motherboard so that it runs in dual channel =)
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    2. flo88 Posted messages 28531 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   5 184
       
      the compatibility features of the motherboard

      You have to understand quantity, right.....
      What if he puts 32 GB while the motherboard doesn't support more than 16..........?
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    3. aledu35 Posted messages 2752 Status Member 408
       
      Oh yes, that's right, I had forgotten that detail =p
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  2. Melvenor
     
    Thank you for all these details, friends! Indeed, the MOBO supports up to 64GB, so there’s no issue on that front.
    I will therefore adhere to the Dual Channel and fully enjoy my RAM!
    Thanks again, have a good evening and of course, happy holidays!
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    1. flo88 Posted messages 28531 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   5 184
       
      It's done, but you can do it yourself in principle (at the top, under the title).
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