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I have 2 crucial sticks in my ASUS P8Z68-V LX atm. I'd like to go to 8GB and wanted to know if the lower voltage Kingston sticks would be compatible? ...

Is that possible? Would it be possible to simply run the 1600 MHz module on a slower speed (e.g. 1333 MHz)? ...

I currently have an ASUS Maximus Formula with 4GB (2x2GB) DDR2 RAM and Q9400 running @3.6 GHz. I am quite happy with CPU performance and I want to upgrade my graphics card and RAM as 4GB is not really enough for today's applications/ games. The problem is that on the specification of the motherboard it states '4 x DIMM, Max 8GB' and then it goes on to say 'Dual Channel memory architecture'. On the actual motherboard it is clear that there are 4 RAM slots, but I am just sceptical as to what it me...

I have a Asus laptop x552vl-sx031d and I have pushed it up to 8GB DDR3 (2x4GB). Since I'm a software developer I really need more than that. So I wanted to buy 8GB DDR3L modules to replace my DDR3 modules, but I have two questions about that before I do. 1) Will it even work I know that DDR3L should be backward compatible with DDR3 in terms of voltage, so it should work both on 1.35 and 1.5V as I understand. 2) Will it be recognized and addressed correctly by my motherboard Not much to add here....

I received a Sandisk 32GB microSD from my dad who asked me to format it. Plug it into a USB-based adapter (no write protection switch) and tried to access it on my computer. Problems : right clicking into properties on the volume shows 0gb used / 0gb available , unable to access disk at it requires formatting. File system is RAW Unable to format it using :(windows default formatter , HP USB Disk Format tool , SD Formatter) Tried viewing it in Disk Management , it only shows 30Mb of H...

My computer has 64GB of ram and it shows 64GB in task manager. However when running a lot of programs the maximum memory usage it will get to is exactly 32GB or 50%. Any ideas what's capping the computer's memory usage? The OS is Windows 10 Enterprise edition This entry passed through the Full-Text RSS service - if this is your content and you're reading it on someone else's site, please read the FAQ at fivefilters.org/content-only/faq.php#publishers....