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.
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It is 1866MHz but it'd work with your system, just set it to the correct speed and everything should be fine.
817229
Greetings,Memory installed in this motherboard will operate at 1066MHz, so you can install a 1333MHz or 1600MHz DIMM; either will operate at 1066MHz.Best regards,MITXPC
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posted right in the details ------Memory: 2x DDR3-2133(OC)/1866/1600/1333/1066 DIMM Slots, Unbuffered, Max Capacity of 32GB------ yes
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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820233264That is the Corsair Vegeance DDR3 1600 SODIMM 8GB. I see alot of people upgrading to that.
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According to the manual it can handle some vendor's RAM up to 2400 Mhz. Suggest you visit support.asus.com and check out their info on Qualified Vendor Lists.
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Please go to Crucial.com and install their tool. They will tell you what ram to use. It is a free utility, and does a wonderful and correct job. It has never given me the incorrect information. This is where everyone should start to select the correct ram. All I did, was gave a critical review of the ram I installed, at the recommendation of this utility. You can't go wrong.
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This board only supports DDR3 2133/1866/1600/1333 MHz You can see a list of compatible memory here http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/memory/?compatible_with=msi-motherboard-a88xg43
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DDR2-667MHz memory is specified. The value ram from Kingston is okay BUT make positive it is NOTEBOOK not tower RAM!
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does not appear so. To confirm you can go to the gigabyte website and refer to their memory compatibility list. This is what you should be looking for 1333/1066/800 MHz FSB.
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1. I don't know why you are sending this to me, as I do not work for Komputerbay... If this is the memory that I bought that you are referring to that I stated was great, then you have purchased the wrong memory, as this is server memory, NOT PC memory. You will need to chat with the folks at Komputerbay about a returen, and that is NOT ME. Capeche?
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RE: 800MHz. I was instructed via online chat with crucial to purchase CT25664AC800 which is 800MHz. Even though this memory is capable of running at 800Mhz it should run at slower speeds with no problems. The memory chips could even be the same design and they just sort them by what speed they are 'capable of'.
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This memory is for enterprise servers, not normal desktops or laptops. Buy any from this link- you want DDR2 667 speed ram to be safe: http://m.newegg.com/ProductList?description=oDXOOTjWHHYJ1sk4rVPAuA%253d%253d&store;id=1&categoryid;=-1&nodeid;=7611&storetype;=2&subcategoryid;=147&brandid;=-1&nvalue;=100007611&showseealldeals;=False&itemcount;=0&issubcategory=true&level;=3&Speed;%7C%7CDDR2+667+%28PC2+5300%29=600006082%7C%7C100007611+600006098
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It should be. I believe you are referring to the memory here. It is just that if you wanna use memory higher than 2133 Mhz you're gonna have to... in ROG lingo, "tweak" your motherboard.
775609
Yes this should work. You will not get the full benefit of the speed offered by this memory (DDR3-1600 vs. DDR3-1066) due to the memory bandwidth of your machine. However, it should work.
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Maybe. The motherboard supports 1866 MHz without overclocking the CPU (and customizing the BIOS settings to get it to work). The maximum frequency it will support is 2000 MHz, which is obviously lower than 2133. The RAM will PROBABLY run stable at the lower speed of 1866, or 2000 if you overclock the memory controller, but it might also crash your machine. Personally, I would grab 1866 sticks (and overclock them to 2000 if you really want those few extra percentage points of performance). You'll also have a better chance of avoiding any issues.
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Yes, Oscar, as long as you have 2 DIMM slots on your motherboard (capable of recognizing the 8 GB total memory), that's all you need. ON my board, I had to go into CMOS and set the memory speed to 1600 MHz; it didn't pick detect the speed automatically. (I've read similar experience in various forums; has nothing to do with this specific memory; just giving you a heads-up in case you need to do the same thing.)
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it depends on your processor (check if it supports 1600mhz ram) and if your ram is soldered on the motherboard or not, check if you have SODIMM ports