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‎08-29-2024 01:27 PM

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Product: OMEN 45L Gaming Desktop GT22-1470se
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11

Hello! I am trying to upgrade my RAM in the PC I just bought. The PC I have now has two Kingston FURY 8 GB DDR5-5200 MHz DIMMs. I would like to buy two more 8 GB sticks but I am worried about mixing CAS Latencies. I read online that this could be suboptimal. Does anyone have information on what the CL is for these sticks, or do I even need to worry about this? Also do should I worry about mixing transfer speeds? Thanks for your time if you read this. 😄

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‎08-29-2024 01:54 PM

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Hi @Tvvix 

 

Fury memory is an XMP profile memory, with CL 40

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‎08-29-2024 06:53 PM - edited ‎08-29-2024 06:54 PM

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Don't add more sticks. The motherboard doesn't accept 4 dimms. I have the same memory on my Omen 25L, I added another 2x8 GB kingston fury 5200 and the bios reject any speed. I can't find any stable configuration. Even if the dimms are the same model, speed and latencies, they are not compatible if they proceed from different kits.

Instead buy a 2x16 GB kit and replace the old sticks. It's more expensive but it's the only way it works. Trust me.

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