B200 M2 - 1333 MHz supported with two modules DIMM per channel?

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  I understand that memory cards should "mirror" each other in order to maintain the balance of system, they must be identical in terms of memory and performance.

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  Should a. I buy 2 memory cards that run at 1600 MHz? I understand the second module slot, which runs at 1333 MHz, to downgrade the two cards to this specification. Or,

  Should b. I buy 2 memory cards that run at 1333 MHz? Which would be compatible with the first slot which will at1600MHz?

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  Hello
  
  Data sheet: http://support.hp.com/us-en/product/HP-ENVY-Sleekbook-6-1100/5296036/model/5318899/document/c03506040/
  
  Upgrade memory requires major disassembly in your model. It will void the warranty if you break something in the process. Ask the help of local tech if you are out of warranty and are not sure how to.
  
  Manual: http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c03282148
  
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