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Am Montag 14 Mai 2007 11:36 schrieb Isidore Ducasse: |
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> Very interesting post! |
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> Could you explain what "mobo" means? |
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> And BTW (_almost_ off-topic...) I've heard that RAM sticks should be |
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> identical when plugged on the same motherboard, but it was some "good |
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> vendor advice" so I'd rather rely on some experienced user's answer. So is |
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> there an issue if two RAM sticks of different brands are plugged on the |
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> same motherboard? What if, whilst of the same brand, they don't have the |
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> same capacity? Could Peter's issue be related to this kind of problem? |
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Well, it is not the worst advise he could give you. |
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If you plan to use "dual channel" you should use two identical sticks. |
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However, for sticks that are not connected to each other with dual channel |
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there is no need for this. For example you could have two sticks called "abc" |
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in dual channel and two sticks called "def" in dual channel. |
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But keep in mind that all sticks will use the same speed setting. |
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And yes, Peter's problem definitly sounds like a RAM issue of some kind. |
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