Dual-channel memory kits are readily available, although buying two of the same RAM module will often be as good, even though the modules won’t have been verified as dual-channel capable together.

Memory channels are one of those quiet design choices that can make a gaming PC feel snappy or strangely sluggish, even when the CPU and GPU look strong on paper. The difference between running a ...

My mother has a all-in-one touch PC that she bought several years ago (came with 6 GB DDR3 RAM originally). The system is running Win8.1 but I wish to upgrade the memory. The two slots are populated ...

Using dual-channel can allow you to get the most out of your hardware and highly increase the data rate between your components and your RAM. Here we reveal to you some useful information and tips ...

Core i7 has come out and it's a hard hitting product. Not only is it a new platform based around the Core micro architecture, its native quad core design really packs a punch, too. With this, Intel ...

Corsair step up to the plate and release PC3700 memory Corsair was, in many people's eyes, the industry leader for high-speed system memory. That's particularly true of 2002, where a number of high ...

1) So long as the RAM sticks have the same model #, they should be okay to run in dual channel mode, even if they were purchased seperately, no? 2) What about modules with a slightly different model ...

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