Does Corsair Vengeance CMZ4GX3M1A1600C9 works with dual channel support

[AmaF]

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I try to install 2 piece of corsair vengeance memory kit CMZ4GX3M1A1600C9 on my gigabyte GA-P67-UD3 motherboard. I position them on slot1 and slot3 as instructed to acquire it working with in dual channel. Additional than when I hit it off through cpu-z 1.56 the dual channel mode is not active. Is the corsair vengeance I had bought a dual channel mode capable or am I missing something here please help me here.

[Chakchiuma]

There is no such fixation as Dual Channel memory, as this is a property of the memory organizer in how it handles memory. This is why you be able to place memory in dissimilar slot arrangements on a motherboard and it determine to register as single or dual channel. You have to create certain those are the correct slots to run memory in dual channel. The manual of the motherboard (Gigabyte GA-P67-UD3) state with the intention of it sustain or maintain dual channel memory architecture and two memories be supposed to be position into odd/even slot memory number. I have comprised and completed that. I have even tried to position them into slot1 and slot2. Additional than nothing's change. The DC mode fields in memory tab CPU-Z demonstrate nothing.

[Gafur]

I am giving the impression of being from the tech specs of corsair website I become aware of that this innovative kit has dual channel memory configuration. Different commencing from the CMZ4GX3M1A1600C9, which have the entire, the similar specs other than by means of merely single channel. You be supposed to by no means mix kits. The entire your ram has to come out of 1 single package to be supported, not 2 or additional. Any ram be able to be dual channel, similar to Wired stated dual and triple channel is a function of the memory controller not the ram itself.

[Nellie]

Be able to somebody reply what is the similarity between CMZ4GX3M1A1600C9B and CMZ4GX3M1A1600C9 I called Tech hold up and I am superior of purchasing the 16GB kit: In theory they be supposed to work other than in practice often times they determine to not. If you go to the Corsair website and read their Memory upgrading tutorial, they explain with the purpose of merely matched, tested RAM kits are guaranteed to run as advertised. Adding individual DIMMs even of the similar fraction number might or may not work. There is no method to tell other than endeavoring. At the current low prices on RAM I recommend purchasing a matched, tested 8 GB. Kit for ~$60, additional than if you are feeling lucky you be able to endeavor adding another 4 GB kit. As noted, you might not observe much performance gain if several other than you be able to run supplementary applications at the same time without slowing the system.