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CHiLL · 26-03-2009, 18:30

You mean you want to add RAM to the RAM you already have? That would mean any new RAM you buy would run slower than it can, making it run at the same speed as what is already in the system. Meaning 1066MHz would go down to 577MHz to run with the other sticks. RAM can only run as fast as the slowest stick or the speed of the motherboard.

26-03-2009, 18:30	#13
CHiLL Inactive Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Liverpool Age: 38 Services: Sky+ TV and Virgin Media 10MB Internet. Posts: 830	Re: new RAM help what one ? a or b You mean you want to add RAM to the RAM you already have? That would mean any new RAM you buy would run slower than it can, making it run at the same speed as what is already in the system. Meaning 1066MHz would go down to 577MHz to run with the other sticks. RAM can only run as fast as the slowest stick or the speed of the motherboard.