Mixing kingston ram?

[the ginger gamer]

So i have a KHX13C9B1/4R peice of ram that is 4gb but since they don't sell that one anymore and i need to grab another 4gb for my extra pc would it be possible to get the HX316C10F/4 and use that with it? I can clock them both to be the same speed but i don't know what the timings are or if this would work and if not what problems might i encounter. Thanks a lot everyone!

[FireFox]

Mixing RAM is generally fine so long as they are the same standard of course but it isn't recommended as instability can sometimes occure though you should be fine.

[QueenDemetria]

So i have a KHX13C9B1/4R peice of ram that is 4gb but since they don't sell that one anymore and i need to grab another 4gb for my extra pc would it be possible to get the HX316C10F/4 and use that with it? I can clock them both to be the same speed but i don't know what the timings are or if this would work and if not what problems might i encounter. Thanks a lot everyone!

It should work, but its not guaranteed. At this point of time, I haven't experienced any incompatibilities with current RAM(most of the problems I had was when DDR3 was introduced, and OCZ).

[Chris_R.]

Well...{kinda obvious} if it's stable after the new ram then you are good to go! If it becomes unstable yank those puppies outta there!