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    nforce3 and dual channel memory

    Hi,

    I have an Nforce3 (neo2 msi) with 2x 512MB pc3200 dimms. I'm wondering if I was to add another 1gig dimm, would the memory controller on the cpu be able to run that as dual channel still?

    Anyone tried this?

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    Just tried 4x 512MB , priming now, seems stable enough on a venice at 2.6ghz :-)

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    • sawyen's system
      • Motherboard:
      • MSI Laptop motherboard
      • CPU:
      • Intel Core i7 740QM
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      • 8192MB DDR3
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    4x512MB will run fine as long as u leave it on a divider (a very loose one) and run 2T.. ur cpu for some reason will run a tad hotter.. I dun know, at least mine did.. probably its just chronic paranoia.

    If u leave it at that speed, Im guessing it'll feel wierd once in a while.. like it'll just halt and not return for 10 sec.. I get that probably once a week after I got my 2nd pair of microns..
    Me want Ultrabook


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