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    Am I running Dual-Channel?

    Discussion in 'Dell' started by larson, Jul 17, 2007.

  1. larson

    larson Notebook Evangelist

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    Hey guys, I just ran CPU-Z, and I just found out that I'm running dual-channel (trust me, I'm not complaining, just curious). But I thought that wasn't possible with 2 different kinds of ram not being identical in size. Or does it just have to have the same latency's?

    I have a 512 MB stick from Dell, and a 2 GB OCZ stick that I bought.

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  2. larson

    larson Notebook Evangelist

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    bump..............
     
  3. larson

    larson Notebook Evangelist

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    anybody?!?!?!
     
  4. ohtheskittlesrainbow

    ohtheskittlesrainbow Notebook Guru

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    as far as i can tell, you are. however, the bus speed and cas latency slows down to the slower stick.
     
  5. sesshomaru

    sesshomaru Suspended Disbelief!

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    You are running dual channel. Actually, it's asynchronous dual channel.