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[SOLVED] Can I install higher frequency ram than what my . . . If the cost of DDR4-2666MHz is cheaper for you, then a DDR4-2133MHz kit, then you can go for the higher frequency ram but please keep in mind not to mix and match sticks of ram(old+new) for the
If a motherboard doesnt explicitly support a RAM frequency . . . The RAM would down-clock automatically to DDR3-2133 speed and it would run fine This is safe and will only make you lose the speed edge of the faster module If there are more than one and they are different: The RAM in your system will 1 all run at the same speed, and 2 run at the lowest supported speed by any one stick of installed RAM
MotherBoard support high speed RAM. How? - Hardware . . . The official JDEC speed for DDR3 memory is 1066Mhz The most common memory speed by the time DDR3 became mainstream was 1333Mhz A lot of motherboards will support 1600Mhz speed RAM as well (a few also supported 1866Mhz although that speed memory could be pricey)
Can I use 1600 MHz DDR3 on 1060 1333MHz DDR3 only Motherboard I'm using HP Pro 3330MT which's motherboard (Foxconn 17A0) supports only 1060 MHz 1333 MHz Dual Channel Recently I want to increase my ram but 1600MHz DDR3 is the only option I can buy now Would my motherboard support 1600Mhz? Well, of course it will work, but only at 1333MHz
If a motherboard supports: DDR3 2200 2133 1866 1600 1333 1066 . . . DDR3 2200 (O C ) 2133 (O C ) 1866 (O C ) 1600 (O C ) 1333 1066 (* Due to CPU behavior, DDR3 2200 2000 1800 MHz memory module will run at DDR3 2133 1866 1600 MHz frequency as default ) It's just letting you know that your board will support up to 2200 stock speeds
Can I Use Higher-Speed RAM on My Motherboard? If you install RAM that exceeds your motherboard’s maximum supported speed, it will typically downclock to the highest speed the motherboard can handle For example, if your motherboard supports up to 3200 MHz and you install 3600 MHz RAM, the system will run the RAM at 3200 MHz unless overclocking is enabled
Is Running DDR3 1600MHz at 1333MHz a risk? - [H]ard|Forum That CPU actually does not only support DDR3 1333, but will support higher rated RAM (e g DDR3 1600, DDR3 2000) as well You can safely set the RAM settings to their rated speed (1600MHz) and timings in BIOS