can you mix 4gb set of 2 with 2 set og 8gb on asus sabertooth r2 mother board
191686
Yes, you can do this, but it's recommended they all be the same, specially the same bus speed.
191687
Using the same memory (Corsair XMS3), you should be able to to use 2-2GB sticks with 2-4GB sticks, for a total of 12GB of memory. Be sure to balance the memory in the A and B slots as per your manual. As Bret mentioned go to the Corsair site to find if the memory is compatible with your motherboard.
191688
Yes it will work. Go to http://www.corsair.com/en-us/memory-finder assuming it is a sabertooth FX990 series. Go to Corsair and use this url and it will have you all the info you need.
2067075
HI, I checked my manual and it says that you may install 4 gigs in each slot. 8 gigs total.Dan
352550
Your computer might have trouble picking up the new set as not all ram plays nice together unless bought in the same set. I would success buying the 4 8 gig set or you can take your chances and buy. This one and hope it works
1615235
To actually answer your question, yes. I have 16GB in mine. It'll take two 8GB modules.
473684
Yes you can. Manufacturer isn't the most important factor. Type-DDR2 and speed, are more important. They make memory backwards compatible for speed so as long as it's the same type-ddr2-that the board uses, the newer, faster memory will work, just at the slower speed that the motherboard uses. Hope this helps.
1940855
Depends on the motherboard I know it's a micro ATX board and It has duel channel ddr3 memory slots. 8 gigs is MORE than enough.
372505
There are 4 slots for RAM you will and you need to replace them in pairs. I hade the same problem 2 256K sticks for a total of 512K. To get to the 2GM maximum I bought 4 512K sticks of RAM and replace them all.
1045178
No. That motherboard will allow you to use AM2 with DDR2, or AM3 with DDR3, but you can't mix them.
25481
Nope. I suggest grabbing a gigabyte ga 78lmt-usb3 if you're not planning on running 2 cards. Best bang for your buck
2019193
You always have to install RAM in pairs, which is why they sell them in two packs. So there are 2 2-packs of 4 GB modules for 16 GB total
1847071
This particular model is capable of 16GB maximum across 2 ram slots. The current configuration is 8GB in a 2 x 4GB configuration.
1399714
There are two memory slots which can take 2@4BG or 2@8GB. It comes with one slot taken at 4GB. I added a second so now have 8BG. It was easy You will need to get unbuffered non-ECC DDR3 204-pin SO-DIMMs
1840137
We have 2-4gig & 1-8gig (all corsair blue) running in a server with an Asus mb. Most newer mbs support mixed memory fine. Some perform a little better with memory in pairs, so just in case, I would check the mb docs & put the 4g pair in the lower slots. Another suggestion is to run benchmark or Windows experience with only the 4g pair, then only the 8g.
479618
You can't purchase two kits and make them work as one.. The memory modules must be made at exact same time in exact conditions.. If the kits says it's dual core then it's dual core if the kit says it's for quad core it's for quad core you can't mix-and-match or combine
2067076
You can use 8Gb modules, there's only 2 DIMMS. I'm using Corsair DDR 3 16GB kit of 2 8Gb 1600Mhz
1840140
Not entirely sure. I think the motherboards use dual channel technology for their RAMS, so having 3 RAM sticks and with different memory capacity wouldn't do any good. At the least, there would be wasted memory. As far as I know, it is NOT recommended to combine RAMS sticks which are different in memory and/or voltage. I would try selling your 4gb RAM sticks and getting 2 new 8g.
654279
A lot depends on your motherboard. Got 32GB in my ASUS Sabertooth mobo with 4 memory slots and the 8120.