Please assist: Dual-channeling motherboards include four different-sized DIMMs. The motherboard supports four sizes. Can the board accept these DIMMs? Dual-channeling enabled? Your motherboard allows dual channelling and you have two slots with 2 GB DIMMs. Add 4GB of RAM. Will two 2GB DIMMs or one 4GB DIMM speed up your system? Your response.

Please assist: Dual-channeling motherboards include four different-sized DIMMs. The motherboard supports four sizes. Can the board accept these DIMMs? Dual-channeling enabled? Your motherboard allows dual channelling and you have two slots with 2 GB DIMMs. Add 4GB of RAM. Will two 2GB DIMMs or one 4GB DIMM speed up your system? Your response.

A+ Guide To It Technical Support

10th Edition

ISBN:9780357108291

Author:ANDREWS, Jean.

Publisher:ANDREWS, Jean.

Chapter3: Supporting Processors And Upgrading Memory

Section: Chapter Questions

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