What temp should ram run at in mbp

i'm wondering what temp the rams run at? should run warmer than the other?? if so what temp is standard?? it's on a late 2011 mbp i7 with lion..

sorry haven't been on this for a while...... shouvld've updated my profile.
as for 'what other what' .......... the mbp has 2 memory banks for the ram right??? i use istat pro & it tells me that 1 ram in 1 memory bank is running hotter than the other ram in the other memory bank.... they lie on top of each other......
i also have an imac but did not update my profile sorry about that......

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