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Old February 18th 04, 05:05 PM
Mirko
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Default Dual Channel on Asus P4P800

Hello
I have the following motherboard: Asus P4P800 (not-Deluxe version).
Actually I have two dimms of 256MB each, installed on memory slot 0 and
2,and so the Dual Channel is enabled.
If I want to do an upgrade of my system memory, must I purchase 1 or 2x
dimms to mantain the dual-channel? For istance, if I install 4 dimms the
dual-channel is enabled, but if I install bank 0,1,2 , what happens??

Best regards!
Mirko


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Old February 18th 04, 05:23 PM
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"Mirko" wrote in message
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Hello
I have the following motherboard: Asus P4P800 (not-Deluxe version).
Actually I have two dimms of 256MB each, installed on memory slot 0 and
2,and so the Dual Channel is enabled.
If I want to do an upgrade of my system memory, must I purchase 1 or 2x
dimms to mantain the dual-channel? For istance, if I install 4 dimms the
dual-channel is enabled, but if I install bank 0,1,2 , what happens??


Not absolutely sure, but I'd guess the other slots would just act as single
channels. The dual channel would still work.

On a 3 slot MoBo that's how it works.

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Old February 18th 04, 06:33 PM
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"CB" wrote in message
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"Mirko" wrote in message
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Hello
I have the following motherboard: Asus P4P800 (not-Deluxe version).
Actually I have two dimms of 256MB each, installed on memory slot 0 and
2,and so the Dual Channel is enabled.
If I want to do an upgrade of my system memory, must I purchase 1 or 2x
dimms to mantain the dual-channel? For istance, if I install 4 dimms the
dual-channel is enabled, but if I install bank 0,1,2 , what happens??


Not absolutely sure, but I'd guess the other slots would just act as

single
channels. The dual channel would still work.

On a 3 slot MoBo that's how it works.

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Old February 19th 04, 08:29 AM
Brad
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no good...
needs equal...
so either put 2 new ones in , or upgrade the 2 you have....


"Mirko" wrote in message
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Hello
I have the following motherboard: Asus P4P800 (not-Deluxe version).
Actually I have two dimms of 256MB each, installed on memory slot 0 and
2,and so the Dual Channel is enabled.
If I want to do an upgrade of my system memory, must I purchase 1 or 2x
dimms to mantain the dual-channel? For istance, if I install 4 dimms the
dual-channel is enabled, but if I install bank 0,1,2 , what happens??

Best regards!
Mirko




 




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