Getting 1600MHz Ram to run on a Processor rated for 1333MHz

[souulife]

Hello,

I currently have a i5-2410M CPU. According to my manual it supports DDR3-1333MHz memory.

I am looking to upgrade my current ram with this:
http://goo.gl/xLqxzG
(Corsair Vengeance Performance 8GB (2 x 4GB))

When installing the new RAM, the CPU will downclock the new memory to 1333Mhz right?
I'm wondering if I would run into less problems if I just downgrade in memory and got something that was 1333MHz. I know the MHz doesn't make a huge difference, but quality of the memory itself may make a difference.

Thank you.

 

[RealBeast]

Probably your motherboard will run it at 1333 unless if supports 1600, although many laptops are not as flexible as desktops for memory overclocking provided by the motherboard.

The answer really depends what your laptop specifications state.

 

[souulife]

Yeah that's the my issue. I don't have the same flexibility with my system, so I want something that will just cause the least amount of headaches.

 

[RealBeast]

What is the full model number of your laptop?

 

[Tradesman1]

I'd go with 1333, running 1600 at 1333 should be OK, but alot will depend on how much time they put into the BIOS programming and many laptop makers spend very, very little time on DRAM compatibility (they want you to buy upgrades through them)