SlowJet said:
No, that's like saying your Automobile's dashboard is sensitive to mis
matched sparks plugs.
The DDR is registered and checked by the bios.
The sensitivity is caused by underspecec'd manufacturing.
No. It is an aspect of Windows, posted at times by people in the
development team, that it contains timing loops that are critically
calibrated. They assume that all RAM performs in the same way -
reasonable if from the same batch, but RAM of nominally the same
performance from different makers may not do so. Much less RAM that may
have overtly different characteristics.
The POST check does no checking at all - it merely detects how much RAM
it can see