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i used 2 8gb 3600 with 2 8gb 3200 all 4 sticks are corsair vengence

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i used 2 8gb 3600 with 2 8gb 3200 all 4 sticks are corsair vengence

the 2 sticks of 8 3200 are corsair vengence but the other 2 sticks of 8gb are corsair vengence pro rgb 3600

the pc works fine with this combination

any opinion??

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Did you enable XMP, or is it running low speed?

 

If its working at 3600MTs that's great! No reason to worry if its working.

Cheers

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2 minutes ago, CryingWimp said:

Did you enable XMP, or is it running low speed?

 

If its working at 3600MTs that's great! No reason to worry if its working.

Cheers

ya xmp enabled working at 3600MTs

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27 minutes ago, rotexenv2 said:

ya xmp enabled working at 3600MTs

That's quite lucky. If the 3200MHz sticks are working at that speed and the system is stable, everything is smooth sailing.

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22 hours ago, Fasauceome said:

That's quite lucky. If the 3200MHz sticks are working at that speed and the system is stable, everything is smooth sailing.

it worked fine only for one day and the pc shutdown .

i removed the 3200 sticks and now it works with 2 sticks of 3600 only

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