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Hello, need to upgrade my old crap. Now I have 2x2GB 1333Hz ram. Can I just go for another one piece of 4GB? or have to buy another 2x2GB?
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>>53624255
no
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>>53624255
Just buy 2x4gb and you will be fine.
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2x2 + 1x4 May cause problems like freezing and shit. Sell them an go for 2x4 dude
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If your motherboard has support for 4 dimm alots, then get another 2x2
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>>53624255
ddr? ddr2? ddr3?
what chipset, what processor, what mainboard?

holy shit, fuck off.
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