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So I just installed a pair of 8gb Kingston Fury Hyperx (or something like that :3) and my pc is only registering it as 8gb they are installed correctly, in the slots :P, any help would be greatly appriciated

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Intel® i5 4440 cpu

Intel® HD Graphics card (i think 4400)

My motherboard does support ddr3 and was using that before

So any help would be greatly appreciated :3

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So I just installed a pair of 8gb Kingston Fury Hyperx (or something like that :3) and my pc is only registering it as 8gb they are installed correctly, in the slots :P, any help would be greatly appriciated

Specs: 

Intel® i5 4440 cpu

Intel® HD Graphics card (i think 4400)

My motherboard does support ddr3 and was using that before

So any help would be greatly appreciated :3

its 2x4gb.

 

do the math.

 

unless its 2x8gb............

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The motherboard doesn't happen to only support 8 GB of DDR3, does it?

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Can you link the ram's? If the kit is 2x4 no wonder

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So I just installed a pair of 8gb Kingston Fury Hyperx (or something like that :3) and my pc is only registering it as 8gb they are installed correctly, in the slots :P, any help would be greatly appriciated

Specs: 

Intel® i5 4440 cpu

Intel® HD Graphics card (i think 4400)

My motherboard does support ddr3 and was using that before

So any help would be greatly appreciated :3

you've bought a 2x4 kit which is advertised as 8 gb, because that's the total amount of ram, and you're thinking that you bought 2x8 gb :)

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You may be able to use your old ram with the new ram if you have enough slots. If the old stuff is slower you probably will need to slow the new stuff down to the same specs. Unless it's a lot slower then you might not want to.

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it is 2x4 >.< i just had a look

thanks anyway

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You may be able to use your old ram with the new ram if you have enough slots. If the old stuff is slower you probably will need to slow the new stuff down to the same specs. Unless it's a lot slower then you might not want to.

Good idea but my mobo only has 2 slots :P

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Good idea but my mobo only has 2 slots :P

 

Oh ok then :P

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