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Mixing 4GB Goodram With 4GB Samsung RAM—Is It Compatible in One PC?

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Can I mix 4 GB of Goodram RAM with 4 GB of Samsung RAM in the same PC?

Yes, you can mix 4 GB Goodram with 4 GB Samsung RAM, but it is best if both modules have the same clock speed (MHz) and latency (CL) so they are more likely to work together [#13642531][#13642536] Theoretically mixed brands can work, but in practice they do not always cooperate, so compatibility is not guaranteed [#13642536] Also check that your motherboard and operating system support the total amount of memory you want to install, especially whether the system is 32-bit or 64-bit [#13642536] Some chipsets can still run dual-channel with different capacities and timings, so matching brands and sizes is not always required [#13642542][#13642664]
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  • #1 13642481
    Hasasyn
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    Hello, I have a question, is it possible to combine the memory dice with, for example, 2 other companies? i.e. I have 4 gb of goodram and I want to buy 4 more, I can, for example, from Samsung or I also need goodram. Thank you in advance for the answer :)
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  • #2 13642531
    MuFFes
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    You can connect, but it would be good if the bone had the same clock speed (Mhz) and delay (CL)
  • #3 13642536
    kokapetyl
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    Theoretically yes, but in practice, he doesn't always want to work together.
    Have you checked your hardware, will it handle as much memory as your system has, how many bits?
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  • #4 13642542
    maciwi3
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    As a curiosity, I will add that some chipsets, e.g. P35 for lga775, create a dual channel, e.g. with 2x1GB + 2x2GB (6GB in total) of two different companies and with different timings
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    kokapetyl
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    maciwi3 wrote:
    As a curiosity, I will add that some chipsets, e.g. P35 for lga775, create a dual channel, e.g. with 2x1GB + 2x2GB (6GB in total) of two different companies and with different timings

    Then read it
    http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dual_channel
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  • #6 13642601
    maciwi3
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    And record a movie for you, including the inside of the computer and charging the computer?
    Before you accuse someone of something, make sure you are right.
    I use 4 dice: 2xadata extreme vitesta 4: 4: 4: 12 1GB + 1x adata extreme vitesta 2GB + some kingmax with 5: 5: 5:15 timings. All dice are clocked at 800MHz.
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    kokapetyl
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    maciwi3 wrote:
    And record a video for you

    No, but show the "memory" tab from the CPU-Z program

  • Different-capacity RAM pairs can still run dual-channel

    #8 13642643
    maciwi3
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    Did you read the wiki article yourself? Somehow I don't think so :)
    Motherboards based on modern chipsets also support dual channel mode when we use two pairs of memory with different capacities (e.g. 2x256 MiB + 2x512 MiB). - Quote from the wiki
    Here you are, screenshots from GPU-Z
    Mixing 4GB Goodram With 4GB Samsung RAM—Is It Compatible in One PC? Mixing 4GB Goodram With 4GB Samsung RAM—Is It Compatible in One PC? Mixing 4GB Goodram With 4GB Samsung RAM—Is It Compatible in One PC? Mixing 4GB Goodram With 4GB Samsung RAM—Is It Compatible in One PC? Mixing 4GB Goodram With 4GB Samsung RAM—Is It Compatible in One PC?
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    kokapetyl
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    OK, you are right, so far I thought to get "dual" memories must have the same capacity. (this is what I have on my PC, different capacities do not give the dual effect)
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    maciwi3
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    I thought so too until I tried it.
    At the beginning I thought that the album was good for me. I even flashed the bios but all the signs in the sky and earth confirmed that it was possible. I don't know what it looks like on other chipsets but the P35 said that it made no difference to it.
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Combining RAM from different manufacturers is theoretically possible, but practical compatibility can vary. It is advisable to match clock speeds (MHz) and CAS latency (CL) for optimal performance. Some chipsets, like the P35 for LGA775, can support dual-channel configurations with mixed capacities and brands, allowing combinations such as 2x1GB and 2x2GB. Users have reported successful setups with different brands, but results may differ based on specific hardware and BIOS configurations. It is essential to verify motherboard specifications and use tools like CPU-Z to check memory settings.
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