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i now have 2 gbs of ddr2 ram installed and the pc works great running windows xp, but i have to go to fry's so i looked over their site first.
they are selling ddr3 4gb (2x2gb) 1600mhz dual channel, kingston hyperx blu, khx1600c9d3b1k2/4gx for $11 after rebate, so i am thinking.... it is so cheap ... maybe i should upgrade.
my mobo manual says it can handle 4 gbs of ddr3, but only up to pc 1333. should the pc 1600 ram adjust to the mobo? or probably not work?
1600mhz ram in a 1333mhz mobo would run at the speed of 1333.
it "should" work with the mobo but will run at 1333mhz.
however, i would suggest using a different brand of ram.
i am going to pass on the upgrade for now. there may be a reason the kingston ram is only $11, and my home made pc works great already.
there could well be, good decision.
ram as it is dirt cheap right now so i doubt there is anything wrong with it.
if you decide to upgrade in the future go with g.skill or corsair for good quality/reliability.
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There are 39 "n"s in the text you provided.
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