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Ram 8gb 2667mhz? possible with 2666 mhz?

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It's a rounding thing. 2667 and 2666 are the same clock.

When getting new ram the 3 main things are cas timings, manufacturer and, speed.

As long as these three things line up, it should work no problem. It is always better to get a kit of the amount you want though.

if i got 2667 mhz would it be posible too get a by any chance? cuz i would like too upgrade too 16 gb but i am kinda of new so i was just asking  if you guys could help me out if there is any possible way i got a 8 gb DIMM saying 2667 mhz.

CORSAIR RAM-minne Vengeance LPX 8GB DDR4 Black 2666MHz

 

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Just get a 2nd stick of the same RAM. There should be a SKU sticker on the RAM stick itself that will give you that info. 

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4 minutes ago, Skiiwee29 said:

Just get a 2nd stick of the same RAM. There should be a SKU sticker on the RAM stick itself that will give you that info. 

ï will thanks alot

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It's a rounding thing. 2667 and 2666 are the same clock.

When getting new ram the 3 main things are cas timings, manufacturer and, speed.

As long as these three things line up, it should work no problem. It is always better to get a kit of the amount you want though.

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1 minute ago, APasz said:

It's a rounding thing. 2667 and 2666 are the same clock.

When getting new ram the 3 main things are cas timings, manufacturer and, speed.

As long as these three things line up, it should work no problem. It is always better to get a kit of the amount you want though.

Thanks for the quick respond. and i will be sure to find out thanks alot ^^

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On 6/2/2019 at 12:27 PM, APasz said:

It's a rounding thing. 2667 and 2666 are the same clock.

When getting new ram the 3 main things are cas timings, manufacturer and, speed.

As long as these three things line up, it should work no problem. It is always better to get a kit of the amount you want though.

But how to know the cas timings of the new ram that we are still looking to buy?We can only know its manufacturer and speed, the seller does not put the cas timings information.

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3 hours ago, rio22 said:

But how to know the cas timings of the new ram that we are still looking to buy?We can only know its manufacturer and speed, the seller does not put the cas timings information.

Please don't necro such an old thread.


You can find the timmings by looking up the exact model.

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