I have a Gigabyte EP45-UD3P that supports up to 16gb using 4 slots. I am having such a hard time finding 4x4gb that will work. Will this work?
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well i would say as long as the ram is the same speed an same size an your board say that it can handle it it should work or you might have a bad slot or check the bios to open it up to support to handle it hope it helps
297560
Your 4MB should work just fine. It seems not to make any difference what MB size card you use. Currently using an 8
767527
A quick search on Gigabytes website brought me to the QVL. I do not see this memory being supported. However that does not mean the memory won't work fine, it just means your manufacturer has not tested this memory(yet). Try checking with Gigabyte directly, or see if they have any forums to ask on. Maybe other Gigabyte users can give you a better response. You will probably be asked what revision your particular board is(v1, v1.2, v2 etc...) Also, check to see if the board came with a manual. Or even the disk, will sometimes contain a .pdf. QVL lists are usually shipped with the boards in some way, at least every board I've ever purchased has had one... Good luck!
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I think 16gb is way more than I needed. I use less than 8 on average. Once I saw it jump over 8 to close to 9. So I allocated 6gb for my motherboard to use as quick access hd storage. I think you would be more than ok picking up this set or a 2x8gb set.
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To actually answer your question, yes. I have 16GB in mine. It'll take two 8GB modules.
1441166
Yes. I have a 4GB installed in mine. You should go into "settings" and set it so that aps get installed onto the memory card as to not hog all of what little on board memory there is.
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Douglas hello if it supports this card has a very wide range for memory visit this page: http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4959# in Memory Support List for you to be more sure of the memory that can compare
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You will have to check for yourself. Here's Gigabyte's website. http://www.gigabyte.us/ Good Luck.
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you can find their memory compatibility list for that board here http://download.gigabyte.ru/memory/mb_memory_ga-z97-hd3.pdfIt may still work if it's not in the list, but not guaranteed
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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
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Yes it should work. here's what your motherboard supports: * Supports eight memory banks using four184-pin DDR DIMM * Supports DDR DRAM DIMM * Supports a maximum memory size of 4GB (registered DDR only)
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I bought this motherboard for my media computer, so I use it often. When I installed 4GB total, in all four slots, it probably overloaded the memory bus, which led to very poor performance. You might get away with only using 3 out of the 4 slots. Or you might need to update the bios. I also have a fairly decent video card, which could also be part of the problem.So on paper, you should be able to install 8GB of RAM, but in reality, you might not be able to. It is old technology, so you might have a hard time finding a useful bios update. Good luck.
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the 4GB maximum memory that can support and yes this will work if you remove your other memory cards so you know.
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I think it will work, but model 3,1 can use at least 4 gigs. (Some sources say you can use 1x4gb and 1x2gb for a total of 6gb, but I can't verify that.) This memory gives you 2x1gb - and you only have 2 slots, so if you want more than 2 gigs, don't get this memory.
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Hello, It appears the MB can take a maximum of 32GB. I am using only 2 DIMMs of 8GB for a total of 16GB. It has 4 slots.Hope it helps.
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You should probably look up the manual.... the 16 GB (if I recall correctly) is not supported, only a maximum of 8 GB.
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I had the same problem. I found out that I needed a 1 gig card and had bought one that had too many gig. I tried the 1 gig and it worked just fine. Good luck with it.