roosevelt
Joined: 25 Jul 2004 Posts: 203
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Posted: 09/16/07 - 22:02 Post subject: |
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| It is hard to say, but it could be. Very unusual for Kingston because they really have high compatibility ram modules that work fine with the most of other brands together. If your new memory is the same as the old one, than replace the Ram module for the non-fault. Because it might happen that you bought damaged RAM memory. But, if you have two different brands inside your PC, than enter your BIOS and set all options to AUTO, regarding latency and speed. If you suffer no more sudden restarts after changing the BIOS settings, than there is a difference in latency timings between modules. |
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