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1 minute ago, Druuz said:

My friend recently bought a kllisre ddr4 RAM and an a320 motherboard. Some say it is not compatible and some say it works normal. What I wanted to know is if it really isn't compatible and if it isn't, why?

A320 works with DDR4 memory, but I am unsure what "kllisre" DDR4 memory is, so maybe you could clarify that? 

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What might happen is the motherboard will fail to run the memory at 3200, since A320 motherboards can be much more difficult to work with. It will probably work though, just at 2133.

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2 hours ago, Druuz said:

Sorry. It is a chinese brand. He bought from aliexpress.

I don't see a reason for it to not work, but at the same time this is not a brand I know and I don't know if their products are good quality.

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