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V-Key   12-01-2010 at 12:14:16 PM

I accidentally bought some dual channel ram. But the board I am getting says that it needs triple channel. Will there be any problems with using dual channel in the EVGA Classified SR-2 board?

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saint19   12-01-2010 at 02:47:01 PM

Hi V-Key and welcome to Tom's forum.

 

If you want the best performance of your rig and the CPU, i suggest to you change the RAM for a tri-channel kit.

 

If you can't change it, you can run the dual-channel kit in the mobo without problems.

 

Key Features

 

NVIDIA SLI Technology
USB 2.0 SupportPCI Express® 2.0 / 1.1 Support
Serial ATA II
Solid Capacitors
On-Board Clear CMOS Button
On-Board Power Button with Integrated Power Light
On-Board Reset Button with Integrated HDD Activity Light
On-Board Diagnostics LED Readout
2-Way SLI® Support
3-Way SLI® Support
Windows XP™ Support
Windows Vista / Windows 7™ Support
DDR3 Support
Triple-Channel Support
Dual-Channel Support
300% more gold content in the CPU socket
Supports EVGA's EVbot
8 Phase Digital PWM
4-Way SLI® Support
SATA III 6GB/s
Intel 5520 Chipset
USB 3.0 Support

 

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COLGeek   12-01-2010 at 03:18:58 PM

saint19 wrote :

Hi V-Key and welcome to Tom's forum.

If you want the best performance of your rig and the CPU, i suggest to you change the RAM for a tri-channel kit.

If you can't change it, you can run the dual-channel kit in the mobo without problems.

Key Features

NVIDIA SLI Technology
USB 2.0 SupportPCI Express® 2.0 / 1.1 Support
Serial ATA II
Solid Capacitors
On-Board Clear CMOS Button
On-Board Power Button with Integrated Power Light
On-Board Reset Button with Integrated HDD Activity Light
On-Board Diagnostics LED Readout
2-Way SLI® Support
3-Way SLI® Support
Windows XP™ Support
Windows Vista / Windows 7™ Support
DDR3 Support
Triple-Channel Support
Dual-Channel Support
300% more gold content in the CPU socket
Supports EVGA's EVbot
8 Phase Digital PWM
4-Way SLI® Support
SATA III 6GB/s
Intel 5520 Chipset
USB 3.0 Support

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^+1. Agreed on both counts. Will it work, YES. Is it optimal, NO. Good luck!

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malmental   12-01-2010 at 06:24:17 PM

look for a third stick of the same RAM..

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