I believe that is what I did. I think that they both run at 1.8v, but I am not completely sure. I used the SIW tool to find out. I am going to get a replacement from the shop tomorrow, because I believe it was a problem with the stick itself, as when I had that stick alone or with the other the computer shared some symptoms.
Can I run these together?
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The voltages are not the timings. The numbers on the side of the RAM stick like 6cl are the timings. You need to set your bios to match the numbers of the stick with the higher timings (numbers).
Think of it like a car. If you set the timing wrong and 4 cylinders are firing different than the other 4 you got problems. That is essentially what is going on here. Your bios is trying to automatically set to the timings on the faster stick causing the other stick to be unstable. Another thing you can try is setting to 1.9v.
Think of it like a car. If you set the timing wrong and 4 cylinders are firing different than the other 4 you got problems. That is essentially what is going on here. Your bios is trying to automatically set to the timings on the faster stick causing the other stick to be unstable. Another thing you can try is setting to 1.9v.
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