1200MHz or 1300MHz is the same
I have 8 Gb DDR2 RAM at 1200MHz with 10000mb/s. Thats great for me
1200MHz or 1300MHz is the same
I have 8 Gb DDR2 RAM at 1200MHz with 10000mb/s. Thats great for me
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I can't really agree with that statement!Originally Posted by WaterFlex
1200MHz or 1300MHz is the same
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+1I can't really agree with that statement!
neither can i
1300 is somethin else
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