@@@@@@@@@@@I read the history of the term "Interleave" that somebody mentioned earlier today. I found GURU, which has been tucked away for so long that I completely forgot about that little program.
When you interleave RAM do you need to have all of the RAM sticks the same speed? Or just the two opposite RAM sticks?
Just remember that the RAM can only process as fast as the slowest stick. In other words the slowest stick will be a bottleneck.
And to great a difference in speeds may cause a crash or freeze.
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Adrian
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