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| RAM voltages by Ice Cream Jonsey 11/18/2011, 7:26am PST | ||||
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| Here's the thing: I used to be up on all this shit. Then I got a computer that worked flawlessly for three years and now I'm an idiot. I'm going to start a few threads here, because this is the only site I can trust.
My motherboard allows me to put four sticks of RAM in it. It has to be in pairs, however. One pair of RAM says it needs a voltage of 1.6v, the other 1.55. I can see only one way to set RAM voltage in my BIOS. What's the best move here? Should you always buy RAM that is exactly alike? I mean, I know you SHOULD, but how important is it? ICJ |
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RAM voltages by 11/18/2011, 7:26am PST  You'll need to set it to 1.6 and hope the lower voltage set doesn't fry by 11/18/2011, 7:56am PST Just set the RAM settings in BIOS to auto. Or is it a trick question? by 11/18/2011, 2:22pm PST Re: Just set the RAM settings in BIOS to auto. Or is it a trick question? by 11/18/2011, 4:22pm PST Eurotrash is wrong; I am right NT by 11/19/2011, 11:13pm PST I know setting to 1.6V is technically the correct thing to do. I'd just throw in by 11/20/2011, 8:50am PST Re: Just set the RAM settings in BIOS to auto. Or is it a trick question? by 11/20/2011, 10:35pm PST Update! by 11/21/2011, 9:49am PST And the processor you have is? by 11/22/2011, 2:28pm PST I have a Commodore 64. So yeah, 64. by 11/22/2011, 7:12pm PST Mixed Ram by 11/22/2011, 2:31pm PST RAM for dummies NT by 11/22/2011, 2:35pm PST |
