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Try to get the same timings as the original stick or as close as possible. Different timings might work (it will probably adjust to the slowest of the two by itself), but there is no guarantee.

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Hello guys.I have a 4gb ddr4 2133 cl15 stick .I want to buy another 4 gb stick.I k that the second one has to be the same (ddr voltage frequency) but timings wise?I can t find the first stick anymore to buy.

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You just asked the same question here...

Try to get the same timings as the original stick or as close as possible. Different timings might work (it will probably adjust to the slowest of the two by itself), but there is no guarantee.

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