Ther mgr. says this is 1600 mhz memory. Every review on this page says this is 1866 mhz memory. Which is the right specs.My rig only accepts 1600 mhz.
810054
It is 1866MHz but it'd work with your system, just set it to the correct speed and everything should be fine.
2259835
I want to make sure I get you the information you need. This Motherboard takes DDR3 RAM. It supports 1333mhz and 1066mhz speeds (either speed will work, 1333mhz is faster). The pinout for the RAM is 240-pin. As for brands, there are many top tier manufacturers, and at this stage in technology, it is almost a matter of preference. Some of the top tier manufacturers that I like to use in my machines are OCZ, Crucial, or Corsair. Corsair is my top preference. Corsair's Vengeance series is excellent, OCZ's platinum series is excellent, and Crucial's ballistix series is excellent. I dare say you won't go wrong with any of those 3. Let me know if you have any other questions, I'll be happy to provide any further help.
35390
DDR2-667MHz memory is specified. The value ram from Kingston is okay BUT make positive it is NOTEBOOK not tower RAM!
1516509
My spec sheet says it supports 16GB - specifically "DDR3L-1600 (Support DDR3) and Slots: SODIMM x 2." Hope that helps.
2146882
If u would read the comments posted about this memory, u would find that it is for SERVERS only. Don't waste your time & money for desktop pc.
383325
I maxed out the memory on my machine to 16GB. In your case, I think you will have to pair the RAM up. Two 4GB sticks on slots 1 and 3, and then two 2GB sticks on slots 2 and 4. (Or it may be the other way around.) I would just make sure that the speed of the RAM are identical. In other words, the originals are 1600MHz RAM, the additional ones should also be that too.
1527688
This memory runs at 533 megahertz. You must confirm that your computer supports this speed. If you don't have this data, go to crucial.com and download their scanner...it will tell you what memory modules you require.
655041
Your processor choice has no bearing on whether or not your RAM will work, because this RAM is listed as "compatible" with all AMD processors. Your RAM's compatibility is determined solely by your motherboard's hardware and software. The spec sheet at http://goo.gl/E7sN2b says that this 240-pin RAM at 1866 MHz will run perfectly with your motherboard.
1045469
Yes**) Officially 10600 (1333MHz) RAM is not supported by this chipset, but empirically it always is. Mtherbrd's overclocking capabilities are rly awesome and most likely u will have this mem running @ native clocks in no time. On the other hand, u may just set it's clock to 800/1066MHz (PC6400) and have it run with lower timings but guranteed stable without overclock of CPU and without any visible effect to your system producivity.
1274400
Yes, the maximum memory bandwidth that Motherboard supports is 2400 mhz. Therefore 2133 mhz should be simple to achieve, just do the usual Bios changes and it should accept it without any issues.
1873045
I don't think so in the memory list from Gigabyte in the corsair section the fastest references is 1600 http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4601#
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Mohamed,1600 is the native speed for the DDR3 memory (meaning that it doesn't require overclocking to use it.) I use 1600 MHz ram on mine.These are the supported modes: DDR3 3000(O.C.)/2933(O.C.)/2800(O.C.)/2666(O.C.)/2600(O.C.)/2500(O.C.)/2400(O.C.)/2200(O.C.)/2133(O.C.)/2000(O.C.)/1866(O.C.)/1800(O.C.)/1600/1333 MHz
455127
Yes, I can confirm the above specs on this memory. It's the only reason I paid so much for this stuff. Many memory claim to have specs like this, but this one actually delivered. On my Asus motherboard, some other memory, when put into XMP memory mode would give me a message that it failed to "Overclock". But this one has never given me that message. All the memory testing utilities show the voltage and timings to be these specs. It's the real deal. Enjoy.
867641
Can someone then explain why under the description it says that it's SO-DIMM RAM?
1269942
Both boarsd I ordered were rev 2.1, which claims to support DDR3-1333 memory. The box should say which memory types it supports though.I should mention though that I couldn't even get this board to POST, with either one I recieved. It seems to be VERY picky about your hardware configuration and would not boot no matter what I did. Your mileage may very, but just a heads up.
1641565
Yes, 1866 is the default RAM supported and will default to that speed with 1866 RAM. Others up to 3000 will have to have XMP enabled or manually adjusted in BIOS.
1180744
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.