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Mixing 2 RAM Sticks of Different Sizes/Speeds Results in Slower 'Configured Speed', Even Slower Performance - Benchmarks
Mixing 2 RAM Sticks of Different Sizes/Speeds Results in Slower 'Configured Speed', Even Slower Performance - Benchmarks

In this tech support article, we explore the impact of mixing different RAM sticks on a benchmarking machine with an Intel i5-10210U CPU. Specifically, we compare the performance of using the original 8GB/2667MHz stick with a cannibalized 16GB/3200MHz stick. The results show that while it's possible to mix RAM sticks of different sizes and speeds, the 'configured speed' is even slower, leading to slower performance in benchmarks.

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