1067 or 1066 mhz?? Same thing?
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It's important to match your DDr's with your Bus speed. If not-- problems. Fore sample, my bus speed on my Mac Mini was 1.07 Ghz. These are 1066mhz. Did not match and computer malfunctioned. Good of answer as I can give. I don't know why the seller of these things does not write a "buyer beware:"-- warning of such hazards. Would save everyone a lot of grief. You should Goggle about buying memory for your computer before buying these.
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I have the H97Plus board and these are on the QVL, I am unable to run beyond 1400MHz with the G3258. Per ASUS XMP should allow this to run at full speed or 1600MHZ. The good news is at 1333 I can run stable with timings 8-8-8-20.
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No, that does not sound right. I typically use 16xxMHz RAM with no problem. never wen higher than that on these boards.
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Yes, It supports no lower than 1066 but according to the manual and website it supports 4 x DIMM, Max. 32GB, DDR3 2000(O.C.)/1866(O.C.)/1800(O.C.)/1600(O.C.)/1333/1066 MHz ECC, Non-ECC, Un-buffered MemoryDual Channel Memory ArchitectureI am currently using 1333 chips
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In all reality, 1600MHz is about as good as it gets. You've got the stability and pretty close to the speed of the other speeds. The only real difference where that 2400 is actually noticeable compared to the 1600 is when you're benchmarking. But for day-to-day operations and even high performance tasks, they'll perform pretty close to the same. I'd stick with the 1600 for stability and price.
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Over clocking. RAM with higher frequency will provide higher performance, while you may not feel it. It is very easy to setup the OC mode (with the build-in XMP profile of the RAM) of RAM in the bios. But the RAM will also works fine if you don't know or want to setup it.
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Gigabyte 6670 doesn't exist I'm guessing it is Raedon HD6670 that you are referring to and yes this card is slightly better than that according to: http://www.videocardbenchmark.net/compare.php?cmp[]=1432&cmp[]=96
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Check your motherboard specs. If the fsb is 1066 Mhz then it should match your cpu fsb also. I know 780i mobo supports 1333 and 1066 Mhz.
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Look at he timings for AMD memory sold as 1866Mhz. I would try them first. They should be a lower latency.
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It will work with 8gb of ram but check the MHz.Click on the apple symbol on the top left, and then click on about this mac. After that it will say some stuff and then 4gb of whatever MHz memory. Make sure that number on the ram matches with what you computer has. So if it says 1067 on your computer then yes this pictuclar ram will work. If it says something else then no it won't and you will need to buy the kind with the correct MHz. Hope that helps.
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You need the 1066 NOT thisThe 13" Mid 2010 takes 2 of these ---> 204-pin PC3-8500 (1066 MHz) DDR3 SO-DIMM
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Will it work? Yes. Perfectly fine? No. Why will it work? Because of Asrock's page for that motherboard which says Supports FSB1333/1066/800/533 MHz CPUs Supports Dual Channel DDR3 1333(OC) . Now for the not so perfect. First lets cover OC. I don't know your level of experience so I I have to cover the basics too. OC stands for over-clock. The overclock of those memory modules is done in your BIOS(setup) when you first turn on the computer . You can navigate there with Delete(usually) or F2. They will otherwise run @ 1066MHz because the Amazon page says F3-10666CL9D-8GBRL. It's a simple variable change in your BIOS. Nothing challenging. Will you get the full 8GB? Absolutely not. A 32bit Win 7 can handle a maximum of about 3.5GB but when I used these babies in my beast of a computer, BEFORE I upgraded to a 64bit OS my computer could only utilize 2GB. Your experience will vary, 8GB for for almost $80??? I spent under $60. You can upgrade to a more modern 64bit OS and the computer will automatically use the rest of the ram but you may need to adjust your memory speeds again after you upgrade or install to a more appropriate version. There are only 2 DIMM slots so no worries with installation issues.
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Make sure the MHz matches. If so it should be good to go. Otherwise call a local computer repair shop and ask
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Yes. Additionally, if you have any issues with the 10600 sticks, set the to a RAM speed to 1333MHz in the BIOS.
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It is...but when I set my mobo's configuration for 2400 MHz RAM, it failed...It defaulted to 1333 MHz, barely half of what is claimed.
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There is no difference in the two as far as I know - they are just on different frequencies so if you owned two they wouldn't interfere with each other. I own the 27 MHz and it works great - and this is a good price.
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The Crucial site describes the 800mhz as "CL=6" and the 667mhz as "CL=5". CL=5 is faster than CL=6. With that taken into consideration, wouldn't the 667mhz memory be faster than the 800mhz when the FSB is running at 667 mhz?