Help me guys

[Johnny Ristovski]

I got a great deal on Kingston HyperX Genesis and Kingston HyperX Blu for 40USD both, so are they gonna work good with each other ?

 

[ewood]

what are the specs on both kits?

 

[shortstuff_mt]

They likely have timing and voltage differences that my cause issues. Using unmatched RAM like that is usually asking for problems. I could tell you a little more if you can provide the actual model numbers of the RAM you bought.

 

[Johnny Ristovski]

what are the specs on both kits?

1600MHz Non-ECC CL9 240-pin thats all i know and that they are 1x 4GB

 

[Johnny Ristovski]

They likely have timing and voltage differences that my cause issues. Using unmatched RAM like that is usually asking for problems. I could tell you a little more if you can provide the actual model numbers of the RAM you bought.

i think thats them
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and
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[shortstuff_mt]

what are the specs on both kits?

1600MHz Non-ECC CL9 240-pin thats all i know and that they are 1x 4GB

That's not really enough information to give you a good answer. We can tell that it is 1600MHz RAM with CAS 9 timings, but that information doesn't tell us the voltage. Did you already buy both sticks? Did you buy them new or used? If new, where did you buy them so we can look up the specs?

 

[Johnny Ristovski]

what are the specs on both kits?

1600MHz Non-ECC CL9 240-pin thats all i know and that they are 1x 4GB

That's not really enough information to give you a good answer. We can tell that it is 1600MHz RAM with CAS 9 timings, but that information doesn't tell us the voltage. Did you already buy both sticks? Did you buy them new or used? If new, where did you buy them so we can look up the specs?

I haven't bought them yet, and they are used, i can call the guy and ask him for the specs(if he knows them..) and i think he bought them from here http:// but the site doesnt say much either...

 

[shortstuff_mt]

They likely have timing and voltage differences that my cause issues. Using unmatched RAM like that is usually asking for problems. I could tell you a little more if you can provide the actual model numbers of the RAM you bought.

i think thats them
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and
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Those are just general product pages. Without knowing the exact model numbers there is no way of knowing how compatible they are.

What are the system specs of the system you plan on putting these in? It looks like some of the Genesis RAM models requires a whole lot of voltage. If the RAM is designed to run over about 1.55 volts you will probably run into issues if this is going in an Intel system.

 

[NamronSllim]

They will always default to the slowest speed module. As per the links you provided they both are 1.5v modules. The only way to tell is to try just remember if they fail you can return and buy a matching set of the fastest set.

 

[Johnny Ristovski]

They likely have timing and voltage differences that my cause issues. Using unmatched RAM like that is usually asking for problems. I could tell you a little more if you can provide the actual model numbers of the RAM you bought.

i think thats them
http://
and
http://

Those are just general product pages. Without knowing the exact model numbers there is no way of knowing how compatible they are.

What are the system specs of the system you plan on putting these in? It looks like some of the Genesis RAM models requires a whole lot of voltage. If the RAM is designed to run over about 1.55 volts you will probably run into issues if this is going in an Intel system.

My system is:
AMD FX-8320
ASUS M5A78L LE
DeLuxe 650W PSU
320GB WD HDD
nVidia AFOX GTX550Ti

 

[Johnny Ristovski]

Well i was planning on buying theese http:// but they are like dubble the cost so if this two wont do ima w8 a bit and get the beast.

 

[shortstuff_mt]

Well, I can't give a good answer based on a lack of model numbers. You can certainly try, but I would save a bit more and buy a new 2x4GB matched set to avoid issues if it was my system.

 

[Johnny Ristovski]

Or for 55 USD i can get two of DDR 3 Kingston HyperX 8 GB (2x4 GB Modules) 1600 MHz http://(sorry its on Macedonian).

 

[shortstuff_mt]

That would be $15 well spent IMO. I would definitely go with the new matched HyperX kit instead of the used ones that may or may not work together.

 

[Johnny Ristovski]

That would be $15 well spent IMO. I would definitely go with the new matched HyperX kit instead of the used ones that may or may not work together.

But how will it act on AMD CPU? Cos i have readen on the official HyperX site it works good on intel.

 

[shortstuff_mt]

That would be $15 well spent IMO. I would definitely go with the new matched HyperX kit instead of the used ones that may or may not work together.

But how will it act on AMD CPU? Cos i have readen on the official HyperX site it works good on intel.

It will work just fine with an AMD system. You will probably just need to manually set the RAM speed/timings/voltage to the manufacturer recommended specs in the BIOS. The motherboard owners manual should tell you how to do that.

 

[NamronSllim]

Mine have a description tag on them Do those, have you even bought them yet? If you haven't buy a matched set don't mix

 

[Johnny Ristovski]

That would be $15 well spent IMO. I would definitely go with the new matched HyperX kit instead of the used ones that may or may not work together.

But how will it act on AMD CPU? Cos i have readen on the official HyperX site it works good on intel.

It will work just fine with an AMD system. You will probably just need to manually set the RAM speed/timings/voltage to the manufacturer recommended specs in the BIOS. The motherboard owners manual should tell you how to do that.

Umm i could probably do that in AMD OverDrive. Well thanks guys