I have the Intel DP45SG Extreme Series P45 ATX DDR3 1333 2xPCIe 2.0x16 3xPCI 1333MHz FSB LGA775 Desktop Board. Does this motherboard support this ram?
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This Ram Was Not Tested By Intel for your Mother Board so I would Not Recommend Buying it because it may or may not work! your motherboard Supports only a Maximum of 8GB's Combined Ram so just these two sticks would max your memory out and it wont support any more so buying 16GB worth would be a waste of your money. the board supports only 1333Mhz native speed with an XMP Profile of 1600 but you would have to update your Bio's/UEFI on your Board before you can achieve the 1600Mhz Rated Speed. In short Terms your Motherboard is Too Dated for this Generation Ram the HyberBeast X Ram From Kingston is Designed for Current Generation Mother Board's. Your Mother Board is Dated back to 2008 and only a handful of Ram Chip's are Approved Tested By Intel for your Motherboard. Intel has a Complete list of Tested Supported Ram Here : http://www.intel.com/support/motherboards/desktop/dp45sg/sb/CS-029151.htm and you can also see your system Specifications here as well : http://ark.intel.com/products/34683/Intel-Desktop-Board-DP45SG?wapkw=intel+boxdp45sg Do Note again that your System only Supports up to 8GB of ram even though your board supports 4 ram Slots the system will only recognize 8GB Combined. I hope This Help's you in your Decision! Best of luck! P.s. I Would Recommend Not Buying The Ram and Actually Updating your Motherboard. Technology Leap's Every year to Newer level's especially in the last 2 years; and thing's just aren't as compatible with older Generation technology from 5 years ago, quite a lot has changed. For the Price of this Ram you can almost buy a New Mother Board that support's your CPU which is a LGA775 Socket for an Intel Processor. it would be much more Cost Effective to rebuild your System or Get a already prebuilt System From Newegg than to upgrade the one you have now! you would get Better Performance and would save you A lot of Out of Pocket $$$ in the long run if you are using this Computer for Design or Gaming. Happy Holiday's! Hope you had a Merry Christmas!
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Any current ATX Micro or Mini ATX Enthusiast Mobo will support this Ram (Intel or AMD). Check the mobo manual for 240 Pin Ram which this is. It's pretty standard ram.
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Yes this CPU does support DDR3-2133, in fact it will support up to DDR3-3200. I just build a PC with this CPU using DDR3-2400 and it works great. 1866 isn't "outdated" per say even though there are faster frequencies.
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A better option would be to make an online search with the model number of your PC and find RAM chipsets supported by it. I just remembered that this one in particular is for laptops and will not work on desktop PCs.
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You need to look at the specifications of the motherboard - according to this link (http://www.okmemory.com/Compaq-Evo_Desktop-07E4h-D14503-memory.html), the answer is no
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I don't know all the different motherboards it works with, but it's pretty generic RAM and should work with most PC2 boards.
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Yes. It will work by default. However; it may run at a lower speed than advertised unless your motherboard's Bios is configured to Overclock to the matching 2133 speed properly, as the ram and motherboard are designed to do. As long as you dont mess with the voltages in the over clock it is perfectly safe to have it run at this speed. If don't want to overclock and don't mind a blue colored RAM set instead of red, consider this one for a slightly cheaper deal that does not require Overclocking. G.SKILL 8GB (2 x 4GB) Ripjaws X Series DDR3 1600MHz PC3-12800 240-Pin Desktop Memory Model F3-12800CL8D-8GBXM That set is slower, but will work at peek proformance without hassel and is the same size (8Gig@2X4 Dual Channel) and maker. Yes. It will work by default. However; it may run at a lower speed than advertised unless your motherboard's Bios is configured to Overclock to the matching 2133 speed properly, as the ram and motherboard are designed to do. As long as you dont mess with the voltages in the over clock it is perfectly safe to have it run at this speed. If don't want to overclock and don't mind a blue colored RAM set instead of red, consider this one for a slightly cheaper deal that does not require Overclocking. G.SKILL 8GB (2 x 4GB) Ripjaws X Series DDR3... » Read More Yes. It will work by default. However; it may run at a lower speed than advertised unless your motherboard's Bios is configured to Overclock to the matching 2133 speed properly, as the ram and motherboard are designed to do. As long as you dont mess with the voltages in the over clock it is perfectly safe to have it run at this speed. If don't want to overclock and don't mind a blue colored RAM set instead of red, consider this one for a slightly cheaper deal that does not require Overclocking. G.SKILL 8GB (2 x 4GB) Ripjaws X Series DDR3 1600MHz PC3-12800 240-Pin Desktop Memory Model F3-12800CL8D-8GBXM That set is slower, but will work at peek proformance without hassel and is the same size (8Gig@2X4 Dual Channel) and maker. « Show Less
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I have to agree with Ty Green's answer; use search results for your mother board; if it truly supports only DDR2 memory, then the answer is no, it won't work...
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I'm assuming your are referring to the onboard RAM, when you say DDR2. The RAM, such as DDR2, is unimportant in this instance. What you need to find out is if your motherboard has a PCI Express (PCIe)slot. This card requires a PCIe slot of x4 or higher in order to work. Majority of all new main board will have PCIe slots, however, some older boards that used DDR2 ram, still used the older AGP graphics slot which is incompatible with PCIe. Please refer to you motherboard or computer manufacturers specifications or manual to be sure.
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Yes, the CPU can support DDR 1333mhz ram. However, your motherboard may not support that speed RAM. Check on the Vendor's site and find the CPU and Memory support list to make sure.
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32 gb ram memory is supported.... 4 x 1.5v ddr3 dimm support up to 32 gb memory... on gigabyte motherboard ga-990fxa-ud7
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As the previous responder said - This is a question of whether your motherboard supports this type of RAM. It has nothing to do with the type of processor you are wanting to use.
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I went to the gigabyte website and found This link to supported memory. Generally if the speed (DDR3 2400MHz PC3 19200 Desktop) is supported, it will work. http://download.gigabyte.us/FileList/Memory/mb_memory_ga-z87x-d3h.pdf
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does support perfectly, just have to set in the bios of the motherboard the memory speed to run at 2133 mhz
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Hi Erallo. No, this motherboard supports up 1866MHZ (DDR3). So I have this motherboard and also bought Kingston HyperX Fury 16GB kit that runs at 1866MHZ. I plan on buying another kit to max out at 32GB of RAM
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Yes I believe it should work, I have it running with 2x2gb 1333mhz gskill sticks of ram... That's why I bought this board because it supports ddr2 and ddr3. Anyways good luck!
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Yes. This motherboard accepts DDR3 3000(OC) / 2800 / 2666 / 2600 / 2400 / 2200 / 2133 / 2000 / 1866 / 1600 / 1333 / 1066 speed RAM for the LGA 1150 socket CPU.