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Posted February 21st, 2011 15:00
other way around..
ordered it with 1066ram and then the 1066 for phased out and replaced by 1333 like right after i got my pc
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Posted February 21st, 2011 17:00
Odd. I considered this too today.
I received an Alienware Aurora as a system exchange & it came with RAM clocked @ 1066 mhz, but I want the 1333 mhz so I can overclock again.
Sign me up on some more info.
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Posted February 21st, 2011 17:00
coco-,
Do you also have the Aurora-R1? If yes, call Dell Spare Parts 1-800-357-3355 and ask for the part number.
* Six memory slots (2/1,4/3,6/5)
* Matched memory modules are installed in DIMM connectors 1/3/5 or 1-6
* Maximum memory 24GB (1066MHz and 1333MHz) or 12GB (1600MHz XMP and 1866MHz XMP)
* For PC3-12800 and PC3-15000 XMP memory, go into the Bios and turn on XMP. Go into the Overvoltage Config and set QPI and Uncore voltage to +200mv. Leave everything else on Auto
* Dell Part numbers -
R1HVP 2GB, 1866, 256X64, XMP0TDWJ 4GB, 1600, 512x64, XMP
5DX3Y 2GB, 1600, 256X64, XMP
H345K 1GB, 1600, 128X64P382H 4GB, 1333, 512X64
P223C 2GB, 1333, 128X64
1N7HK 2GB, 1333, 128X64
TW149 1GB, 1333, 128X64N852H 4GB, 1066, 512X64
Y996D 2BG, 1066, 256X64
F680F 1GB, 1066, 128X64
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Posted February 21st, 2011 18:00
Is the R1 the corei7 1366 x58mobo?
if it is then yes...
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Posted February 22nd, 2011 11:00
Correct, R1.
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Posted February 21st, 2011 12:00
coco-,
Are you saying that you originally had an Alienware PC with 1333Mhz ram and got a replacement PC with 1066Mhz ram?
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