in my msi k8n neo platum mainboard i got 2 sticks of 256 twinmos (3200) will it be o.k if i stick another stick of 512 3200 cruchel memory or will i have problems ?
in my msi k8n neo platum mainboard i got 2 sticks of 256 twinmos (3200) will it be o.k if i stick another stick of 512 3200 cruchel memory or will i have problems ?
You will allmost certainly have to clock the system down to DDR333 speeds or below
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You will allmost certainly have to clock the system down to DDR333 speeds or below
they will all work fine together at PC3200, the board supports a max of 2gig PC3200
Last edited by mrdata2003; 04-03-2005 at 10:46 PM.
Is that a dual channel motherboard?
Technically i think you can run dual channel with 1x512 and 2x256 if you put them in the right slots.
You should still be able to run dual channel - just make sure the 2x256 is in one channel, while the 512 stick is in the other channel.
I run dual channel with two different brands of stick.
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original K8N Neo is s754 so no dual channel and iirc if you fill all the sockets then it drops down to DDR 333
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But he's only gonna fill 3 out of 4 sockets, so it will be fine.
But its a K8N Neo which is socket 754
so it only has 3 DIMM slots. Iirc from when I had one it said in the manual if all 3 DIMM slots are filled it drops it down to DDR 333 speeds
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Just had a read of the manual and it seems you can have 3 modules at DDR400, but only ONE module can be double-sided. Also it only supports 2gb at DDR400 compared to 3GB at DDR333, but that doesn't make a difference in this case.
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Intels spec for PC3200 only applies to 1 Stick per channel, allthough you can usually get away with 2, but never 3.
The tracks are simply too long to run at 200 MHz reliably.
As the Motherboard is a simgle channel motherboard, thats 3 sticks per channel.
Last edited by badass; 06-03-2005 at 05:54 PM.
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