Does this motherboard support DDR3 2400?
883831
Yes, I have 32 gigabytes of corsair dominator platinum ram running smoothly at 2400 MHz
883832
Specs says it should. I have 32Gb of Ddr3 2600 on my MAXIMUS VII hero and it works great
100445
Where did you hear that? All you will need to do is set the RAM profile to XMP in the BIOS immediately upon first boot, and you should be fine. The motherboard supports 2400 when properly OC'd, which is what XMP will do. Go for it!
1907813
Yes, as this motherboard will handle any DDR3 memory on the market. The Kingston hyperx beast is rated for 2400MHz while that motherboard can take memory clocked over 3000MHz.
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.
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.
670605
Yes it is. Your motherboard supports the 1600 DDR3 speed and that's all you need. Your processor doesn't matter but your motherboard matters, in order to determine if RAM is compatible with your system.
1041414
DDR3. I have seen some boards with dual compatibility for ddr2 and 3, but this also depends on the processor you're using. Many processors cannot access both, but there certainly are exceptions.
2117590
I don't know about any certain ' off the shelf' computers. But what you would need to know is the 'what kind of RAM does your systems MOTHERBOARD accept. You are looking for '240-Pin' or it might take some other configuration. And the 'flavor' or RAM accepted. Look for DDR3 OR DDR2 OR SD. If your computer is more than 8 years old, AND ALSO the answer is already NO. DDR3 ram did not even exist until 8 maybe 10 years ago. Oh, and if you even have any empty RAM slots. There is usually only 4. And companies sell computers in bulk, would probably use 2 x 4 gig pieces of ram, instead of 1 x 8 gig. Because the smaller units are cheaper. So you slots may already be filled. And there is NO WAY, that I know of, to see your configuration that you have. Except cracking OPEN your case, and actually looking.
1775704
DDR3-1333(OC)/1066/800 is what it says, but I never got the DDR3 to work at all. If I were you I'd save my money and spend it on a real DDR3 board. Only the DDR2 slot work.
173391
2400/1866/1600/1333 is what the ram supports. So you can use the setting for 1600mhz and it will be fine because that is the compatible setting for this RAM and your mobo. But you might have to enter the bios to manually set this if it doesnt' do it automatically. Your mobo supports DDR3-800/1066/1333/1600/1866/2000. I guess it is possible for the bios to read a lower setting than the 1600 but I think that's the speed your bios will choose automatically. The compatible speeds are 1866/1600/1333, it will be 1 of the 3.
62352
Yes, but if you have a 2400 that is several years old, the motherboard will not support all the modern video features correctly when using win7. There are hardware-software limitations. Win XP did better. I ended up just getting a modern computer.
985342
It should work. There should not be any discrepancy between the brands of RAM and the processor used. Just be sure that the motherboard facilitates the type of RAM in question (DDR3)and do not mix brands on the same system.
2124176
I do not have any specific knowledge of that Motherboard. If it requires PC 3200 DDR memory, and it has four slots, and can address 4GB, then it should work.
1045921
Yes! As long as your motherboard support DDR3 240-pin it will work.. dont mind the mHz, and transfer rate. Make sure to put those in the same color slot (usually alternate pattern) to take advantage the dual channel ram
2134097
Your motherboard only supports 2400 as an overclock. That said, it could work, but it would be hit or miss as to whether you would get the full 2400mhz speed.
410183
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.
2145940
Compatibility of RAM is largely dependent on your motherboard, not your APU, CPU, or GPU. Don't know of any late-model motherboards that don't accept DDR3 RAM.