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Hardware config correct? (memory mixing)

Asked by acseven in Computer Memory (RAM), Computer Motherboards, Hardware Components

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Hi,

I have a Abit Fatal1ty FP-IN9 Mainboard, with 2x1Gb DDR2-800 CL5 memory modules.

Today I went off to buy an additional 2x2Gb sticks. The store had only 1 2Gb stick, and it was CL6.

The computer is working ok, though not after several bsod's.

So the stable settings are:
Setting A:
Bank 1: 2 Gb
Bank 2: 1 Gb
Bank 3: 1 Gb
Bank 4: nothing

Setting B:
Bank 1: 2 Gb
Bank 2: 1 Gb
Bank 3: nothing
Bank 4: 1 Gb

Viewing CPU-Z, I think that I should see a 400 Mhz frequency, when it only shows 333 Mhz.

What with this? Should I return the memory and trade for 2x2Gb as intended? Or is the CL5/CL6 difference causing this?


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