Can I use both together 1333 MHz and 1600 Mhz RAM?

Can I use both together 1333 MHz and 1600 Mhz RAM?

Yes, you can mix 1333 and 1600 MHz RAM sticks, however the system will downclock all RAM to the speed of the slowest stick. For best performance, try and buy RAM that is the same speed or faster.

How much frequency RAM my laptop can support?

Step 1: Press Windows key + R simultaneously. Then type cmd in search box and press Enter. Step 2: In Command Prompt window, type wmic memphysical get maxcapacity and press Enter. Finally, the maximum capacity of RAM is shown on the screen (in kilobytes).

Can I use higher frequency RAM in my laptop?

Rick’s answer: Eric, the short answer to your questions is yes. Your computer will work just fine if you install the faster RAM. It will simply run at the slower 1333Mhz speed. 2 – Make sure you don’t purchase individual RAM sticks that are larger than your motherboard can accept.

How do I overclock my RAM DDR3 1333 to 1600?

The RAM however might not, I’ve usually not seen any basic DDR3 go very high, but 1333MHz to 1600MHz might be doable, set the speed to 1600 if you can, RAM voltage to 1.55 to 1.65 and set the timings to CL11-11-11-28 as a starting point, and see if that’s stable, or you could just see if 1600 is stable at stock, and …

Does CPU limit RAM speed?

Actually it is the combination of CPU and motherboard which limits DIMM speed. DIMM speed will only go as high as the lower of the speed limits between the CPU and motherboard. For example, a CPU may support speed up 1600, and a motherboard supports speeds up to 2400, but the DIMM’s will go up to 1600 (stably).

What is DRAM frequency?

All RAM modules have their clock speed, much alike to the CPUs, and the frequency rate is the number that shows how fast this clock speed is. This number goes next to the memory type in its name. For example, for memory units with name DDR3-1333 and DDR4-2400 the frequency would be 1333 and 2400 MHz.

Does CPU have maximum RAM speed?

Ram speed depends on processor and different processor has different supported ram speed frequency(speed). Supoose you have a ram which supports 3000mhz of ram speed but your processor only supports max 2933 then beside 3000mhz your ram will run on 2933mhz.

What happens if your RAM is faster than CPU?

If the RAM doesn’t deliver the goods in time, the CPU reads garbage. If the RAM is faster than necessary, the CPU still waits that very specific time, and there is no improvement in system performance.

What is the difference between 1600MHz and 1333MHz?

There is really no performance difference between running the RAM at 1333MHz compared to 1600MHz. The reason to buy 1600MHz is if you are heavily OCing. When you OC the CPU (unless you’ve got an unlocked multi like the 955) you also change the frequency the RAM.

Is 1333 MHz ram good?

Yes it definitely is. Recent benchmarks show that there is little difference, like 5\% between 1333Mhz or super high-end 2133Mhz modules. So it’s kind of a waste to overspend on expensive RAM. Your extra dollars will be better spent on a SSD, or a better GPU or CPU.

Is it possible to overclock a 1333Mhz motherboard to 1600Mhz?

On the other hand, 1600mhz ram in a 1333mhz supported motherboard unlock the complete possibility of the RAM of yours, you are able 1600mhz ram in a 1333mhz supported motherboard overclock the motherboard of yours.

Why is my RAM running at 1600 MHz?

The memory should run at 1600 MHz if you have 1600 MHz memory and it is installed correctly. Dual channel memory normally needs to be installed in pairs. Download and run CPU-Z ( Link) to check memory speed and timings.

What is the highest RAM frequency supported by the motherboard?

The RAM will run at 1333 MHz though (highest frequency supported by the motherboard). This comes in handy if you made a wrong purchase or is gifted by someone. But if you think that attaching a higher frequency RAM to a lower frequency board will improve performance by some miracle,…

What happens if you overclock the Ram in BIOS?

Once you overclock the RAM in Bios, your motherboard will start using the full 1600Mhz capacity of the RAM thus unleashing a higher performance. Okay, even if you do that it is of no use as 1600 Mhz is supported, it will be treated as 1333Mhz RAM only. Or in other cases system may not even Boot.