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Memory Problem?

toco123 · 2007-12-12 17:50:44

I was just wondering that if I got a Abit Fatal1ty FP-IN9 could I install 3 sticks of ram ( 2 x 1GB Balistix Ram PC6400; 1 x 1GB Aeneon PC6400) ?

12-12-2007 5:50pm

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I was just wondering that if I got a Abit Fatal1ty FP-IN9 could I install 3 sticks of ram ( 2 x 1GB Balistix Ram PC6400; 1 x 1GB Aeneon PC6400) ?

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#2 13-12-2007 2:17pm

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Yes

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#3 13-12-2007 3:03pm

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maybe. Depening on the timings. I have had that board and found it pretty good with ram, its not to fussy like. Best thing to do is find the timings of both ram types, and then go into the bios using the crucial ram and manually set the timings to the one with looser timings ( higher numbers ) then give it a shot will all the ram plugged in.

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