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Need help with a DDR4 chip and overclocking my 10700K? I can't fix this right now, but I'll try to give you some tips!

Need help with a DDR4 chip and overclocking my 10700K? I can't fix this right now, but I'll try to give you some tips!

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zlip88
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Yesterday, 11:18 PM
#21
I put away my memory stick in its new box with no changes...
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zlip88
Yesterday, 11:18 PM #21

I put away my memory stick in its new box with no changes...

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dabossa101
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1 hour ago
#22
I found something important. These part numbers mean you have one memory stick with 8GB of RAM. Mixing different parts isn't always safe. For dual channel, you need two matching sticks from the same set, not just any two single ones. Memory also has many timing settings that must match for stability. That's why they come as kits. Each module is tested by the maker to make sure they work together properly. It's a bad idea if you buy two separate sticks and try putting them together without knowing what works.
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dabossa101
1 hour ago #22

I found something important. These part numbers mean you have one memory stick with 8GB of RAM. Mixing different parts isn't always safe. For dual channel, you need two matching sticks from the same set, not just any two single ones. Memory also has many timing settings that must match for stability. That's why they come as kits. Each module is tested by the maker to make sure they work together properly. It's a bad idea if you buy two separate sticks and try putting them together without knowing what works.

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