Do I need both ddr4 to be in the same speed in order to run dual channel?

[Alex Shek]

Do I need both ddr4 to be in the same speed in order to run dual channel?

 

[Pich Raby]

yes

 

[Christian Graham]

If this isn't a joke... really they should be paired (exactly the same type+brand), as different sticks have different timings. Putting 2 unmatched sticks in together is just asking for instant problems.

 

[Finlay Roelofs]

offtopic:

I always have to laugh when I see the brand "GEiL" (cus "geil" in Dutch means "horny").

ontopic: no, the faster one will go slower to match the speed of the slow stick.

 

[André Ewert]

They are already, both run at 2400MHz. If it works, it works. Memtest/Prime helps finding instability. If there's none, you're golden.

 

[Alex Shek]

Ok they are working

 

[Lars Breidenbach]

7700K on B150?

 

[Hriata Pom]

itll work but not 100% compatible because of timing a and speed

 

[Eric Carver]

slow the other module down to the 2133 mhz speed, should run fine, the board may do this itself by default though.

 

[Matthew Aaron Sellers]

Dude you will have so many bugs and random crashes its not even worth it . not to mention your ram will be underclocked to the lowest frquency or some ram may not even be being used. go to your system panel in windows and see how much ram is actually being allowed to run .

 

[Joel Bason]

instead of downlclocking the faster, overclock the slower to match with the other ram