New M/B can fix diff timing?

[d3one]

I just want to know if this true,new motherboards can fix difference between timing in RAM
Thanks

 

[DarkSable]

...what in the world are you talking about?

What difference between timing in RAM? What issue are you having exactly, because I can tell you, the question you're asking right now doesn't make any sense...

 

[d3one]

...what in the world are you talking about?

What difference between timing in RAM? What issue are you having exactly, because I can tell you, the question you're asking right now doesn't make any sense...

Timing like 9-9-9-27 and 9-10-9-27 ,I'm just asking.
my question is if ill put them on my M/B will fix the diff of timings? (make them to be the same timing)

 

[DarkSable]

Gotcha. It might - some motherboards can do it automatically, some can't. Depends on the board.

Even if it doesn't, you'd still be able to boot into your bios and change the timings manually.

That being said, it's still not recommended that you use different sticks of memory in the same motherboard - I highly suggest that if you're upgrading, you buy exactly what you bought before.

 

[d3one]

Gotcha. It might - some motherboards can do it automatically, some can't. Depends on the board.

Even if it doesn't, you'd still be able to boot into your bios and change the timings manually.

That being said, it's still not recommended that you use different sticks of memory in the same motherboard - I highly suggest that if you're upgrading, you buy exactly what you bought before.

I see, Do you know which M/B can do that?

 

[DarkSable]

Some of them can, some of them can't - there's no definitive list. It's not recommended either way... but if it's that big of a problem, what's wrong with doing it manually?