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Will they pair in Dual Channel?

Stefan Laza
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I ordered 2 Kingmax Zeus Dragon 8gb 3000mhz cl16 ram sticks. Will they pair in dual channel, as they are 2 single channel sticks, or they will stay in single channel?

I need to know so I can cancel my order in case they will not pair and buy a dual channel kit.

KINGMAX Zeus Dragon 8GB DDR4 3000MHz GLNG (Memorie) - Preturi

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yes theu will if you put them on a2,b2 slots

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The only difference between two single sticks and a dual-channel "kit", is that a kit is guaranteed to be two identical sticks from the same batch.

 

The only reason this is an issue is sometimes different batches have slightly different characteristics.  Or if you buy two completely different sticks, one might be single-rank and the other dual-rank, or have different timings, etc.

In general, its a none issue, two different sticks will run at the settings of the slowest stick, but buying kits offers people peace of mind.

As you've ordered two single sticks of the same RAM, its unlikely it will be any different to a dual-channel kit.

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