Can a 2133 run DDR3?

Can a 2133 run DDR3?

Yes but you might have to set RAM timings/frequency manually. You can run higher..with more qpi/vtt voltage but..

Is Kingston DDR3 RAM good?

Reputable. DDR3 1600 cas 10 is either old stock or low quality. DDR3 1600 should be cas 9. Kingston is the only company still selling low quality stuff but it’s mostly aimed at AMD users so it doesn’t matter as AMDs integrated memory controller is of lower quality and is less sensitive.

Are Kingston RAM good for gaming?

If you like to run software in the background while you game, having more RAM is crucial. Kingston produces top-of-the-line, affordable gaming RAM to keep your PC in peak form.

Can I use 1600mhz RAM with 2133MHz?

You can – either throught the lowest common denominator (all running at 1600) or by overclocking some of it. I recommend you stick to lowest common speed or having them meet in the middle, like setting them all at 1866 and running memtest for a whole night.

Is 2100 Mhz RAM good?

If your motherboard says it supports 2100MHz RAM, then 2133MHz RAM will work, but won’t run at its full speed. Most of the time it is fine to run RAM under its advertised speed.

Is 16GB DDR3 RAM enough?

When you turn on your PC, your OS loads into RAM. 4GB of RAM is recommended as a minimum configuration for the typical productivity user. 8GB to 16GB. 8GB of RAM is the sweet spot for the majority of users, providing enough RAM for virtually all productivity tasks and less demanding games.

Is Kingston 16GB RAM good?

16GB is the recommended amount of RAM for playing most games and will provide a noticeable increase in performance from 8GB.

Will higher speed RAM work?

Rick’s answer: Eric, the short answer to your questions is yes. Your computer will work just fine if you install the faster RAM. It will simply run at the slower 1333Mhz speed. 2 – Make sure you don’t purchase individual RAM sticks that are larger than your motherboard can accept.

Is 2133MHz slow?

2133 mhz is okay but even if you upgrade to 2933 mhz , not noticable difference. yep. try overclocking it in bios through DOCP or get new ram thats atleast 3200mhz capable, to get the most performance out of your PC. Yes you are not getting your money’s worth out of your CPU if you are using slow ram.