Joseph Mulloy wrote:
What's the motherboard model?
All slots run at the same speed. It lists two different speeds that it
supports, it's not that one slot is one speed and the other is the
other. Ideally you should get memory that all matches in at least
speed if not size. Matching memory helps with running multiple
channels in parallel. I'd buy the faster of the two supported speeds,
which is DDR-1333 especially since that's what you already have.
Technically faster memory can run slower if the system needs it to. So
if you did buy 1066 ram your existing 1333 might be slowed down to
1066 and you'd lose performance.
If what you already had was 1066, I'd still recommend getting 1333 so
that I'm the future if you got 1333 to replace the 1066 you'd get more
performance.
Tldr, buy 1333 ram.
https://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c02552467
H-Apricot-RS780L-uATX, made by Foxconn.
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