I know just because they are of same brand,model and speed they won't work together well, but why exactly is this happening?
I've recently bought G-Skill Aegis DDR4 8GB and 4 months later bought another one, only difference is the manufactured date on the chip and the DRAM Manufacturer on CPUZ (one was "SK hynix" and other was "Samsung").
Initially hey didn't work together, I had to re-seat them or switch slots, then they were working for 4 months then again didn't work together recently (System would say 16GB RAM but only 8GB usable) so I switched slots and now they are working together (weird).
I feel like I wasted time by buying them separately, even though I knew the issue I wanted to experiment and I guess it is safe to say that it won't work well always.
Why is it safe to buy dual sticks than to go with singe separate sticks of same brand?
Thanks.
I've recently bought G-Skill Aegis DDR4 8GB and 4 months later bought another one, only difference is the manufactured date on the chip and the DRAM Manufacturer on CPUZ (one was "SK hynix" and other was "Samsung").
Initially hey didn't work together, I had to re-seat them or switch slots, then they were working for 4 months then again didn't work together recently (System would say 16GB RAM but only 8GB usable) so I switched slots and now they are working together (weird).
I feel like I wasted time by buying them separately, even though I knew the issue I wanted to experiment and I guess it is safe to say that it won't work well always.
Why is it safe to buy dual sticks than to go with singe separate sticks of same brand?
Thanks.