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Your PC's memory controller doesn't care about matching kits — here's what actually matters when mixing RAM
The advice given to new PC builders regarding mixing and matching memory from different kits is pretty clear: don't do it. It's a good idea to buy a single kit if you're starting from scratch, but in ...
I have read on various forums that mixing memory modules of different brands can lead to stability issues even though the timings and voltages are the same. If I understand it correctly, each CPU ...
Right now, I've got two sticks of Mushkin RAM DDR2 8500 with a voltage range of 2.2 - 2.35V. I'm looking to put in another 4GB of DDR2 8500 RAM, but the sticks I'm looking at have a voltage range of 2 ...
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