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My friend has an ASUS P4B Pentium 4 Socket 478 Micro ATX Motherboard and I will be giving him my new RAM that I have just ordered.

They are two 512MB SDRAM Crucial PC133 sticks
What should I configure his timings too?, or should I just install and then leave the defaults?

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I'd leave auto-detect defaults.. If you don't know what you're doing, leave timings alone, otherwise you'll end up buying new sticks

Unless you know what the default voltages/timings for the sticks are

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