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Various clock speeds for RAM compatibility.

Various clock speeds for RAM compatibility.

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Leumas_R
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07-13-2016, 03:20 PM
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The upgrade you're considering involves a memory bridge configuration. A 3200MHz bridge can be set up to support both 2666 and 2400MHz speeds, depending on the controller settings. The idea is to use a higher-speed bridge for faster performance while still allowing the system to fall back to the lower speed if needed. Make sure your motherboard and chipset support these configurations.
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Leumas_R
07-13-2016, 03:20 PM #1

The upgrade you're considering involves a memory bridge configuration. A 3200MHz bridge can be set up to support both 2666 and 2400MHz speeds, depending on the controller settings. The idea is to use a higher-speed bridge for faster performance while still allowing the system to fall back to the lower speed if needed. Make sure your motherboard and chipset support these configurations.

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JustPyro
Junior Member
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07-18-2016, 03:34 AM
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The standard operates at 2400MHz memory. You may use up to 3200MHz, which will default to 2667MHz or could prevent posting altogether. The best approach is to open cpu-z, go to the SPD tab, and note the part number so you can obtain a matching stick. This ensures the smoothest upgrade experience.
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JustPyro
07-18-2016, 03:34 AM #2

The standard operates at 2400MHz memory. You may use up to 3200MHz, which will default to 2667MHz or could prevent posting altogether. The best approach is to open cpu-z, go to the SPD tab, and note the part number so you can obtain a matching stick. This ensures the smoothest upgrade experience.