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BTW the other stick in there is DDR PC266 Android412 |
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Debiant by way of Ubuntu
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might not get recognised - RAM sticks usually need to match up.
probably won't fry anything, but I do not think there's much point in it if it isn;t going to work anyway. Of course if anyone knows better than me I am sure they will post (wouldn't be the first time!) |
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if its a decent stick it should be recognised all ok, make sure to put it in Dimm slot 1 as being newer and faster memory may cause problems if its in Dimm slot 2.
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How about changing the ram frequency in bios so that both match the lower frequency and see if that works.
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just go swap/sell the stick of ram for a stick of the correct frequency. I wouldnt want to risk saying to you anything... however i do know that my old pc mb was only rated for pc266 and i used pc333 for a couple of weeks... but i wouldnt recomend it
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The Analog Kid
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I've never had a problem using faster rated ram. Do it often.
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Will it make a difference if the bored is rated for 2.5v, and the new RAM is 2.6v. Doubt it, but I wanna be sure before I put this thing in there.
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The Voices Talk to Me
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It should still work, even with a voltage difference of .1v. .1v is not enough to cause it not too work. Average threshold variance is .3v I belive. Worse case it won't work or refuse to see the RAM board. Won't hurt anything either way.
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Well it seems to be working fine. Windows rocognizes it as a gig of RAM, and my bios saw them both as DDR PC266's right from the first boot. Didn't change a thing. Thanks Everyone.
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