I have a Maximum V Formula (1155) with 32gb of ram ( 4 x 8gb), can I use this memory in this motherboard (Asus Rampage IV Black Edition)?? The Quad channel memory is on the motherboard system or is a special memory module?Thanks, I have a Maximum V Formula (1155) with 32gb of ram ( 4 x 8gb), can I use this memory in this motherboard (Asus Rampage IV Black Edition)?? The Quad channel memory is on the motherboard... » Read More I have a Maximum V Formula (1155) with 32gb of ram ( 4 x 8gb), can I use this memory in this motherboard (Asus Rampage IV Black Edition)?? The Quad channel memory is on the motherboard system or is a special memory module?Thanks, « Show Less
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The 32gb of ram that you have will work on the the Asus Rampage IV Black Edition. Just be sure to read on the manual and place the sticks of ram in the correct slot.
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It can be used, however male sure you read the manual. The ram has to be inserted a specific way to work
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BASE ON YOUR Qualified Vendors List The highest memory module is 1024 MB at 667MHZ and the memory modules I have are 2048 MB at 800MHZ, however; your specifications state it would work. Check with the Vender to figure this out.P5Q PRO SPECIFICATIONS:Memory 4 x DIMM, max. 16GB, DDR2 1200 / 1066 / 800 / 667 MHz, non-ECC, un-buffered memory Dual channel memory architecture * Refer to www.asus.com for the Memory QVL (Qualified Vendors Lists). ** Due to OS limitation, when installing total memory of 4GB capacity or more, Windows® 32-bit operation system may only recognize less than 3GB. Hence, a total installed memory of less than 3GB is recommended. BASE ON YOUR Qualified Vendors List The highest memory module is 1024 MB at 667MHZ and the memory modules I have are 2048 MB at 800MHZ, however; your specifications state it would work. Check with the Vender to figure this out.P5Q PRO SPECIFICATIONS:Memory 4 x DIMM, max. 16GB, DDR2 1200 / 1066 / 800 / 667 MHz, non-ECC, un-buffered memory Dual channel memory architecture * Refer to www.asus.com for the Memory QVL (Qualified Vendors Lists). ** Due to OS limitation, when installing total memory of 4GB capacity or more, Windows® 32-bit operation system may only recognize... » Read More BASE ON YOUR Qualified Vendors List The highest memory module is 1024 MB at 667MHZ and the memory modules I have are 2048 MB at 800MHZ, however; your specifications state it would work. Check with the Vender to figure this out.P5Q PRO SPECIFICATIONS:Memory 4 x DIMM, max. 16GB, DDR2 1200 / 1066 / 800 / 667 MHz, non-ECC, un-buffered memory Dual channel memory architecture * Refer to www.asus.com for the Memory QVL (Qualified Vendors Lists). ** Due to OS limitation, when installing total memory of 4GB capacity or more, Windows® 32-bit operation system may only recognize less than 3GB. Hence, a total installed memory of less than 3GB is recommended. « Show Less
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Ed S. The unit ships with 2 memory slots. One contains 8GB of memory and the other is empty. While the motherboard is capable of being upgraded to 32GB of memory per manufacturer spec, until 16GB sticks are widely available, the most likely effective maximum is 16GB.
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I have Rampage IV Extreme X79 LGA Socket 2011, i7-3930k and Corsair Dominator Platinum 32 GB. They work perfectly together.I cannot say about "...rampage iv black w/i7xtreme?"
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Hey there, Is it an Asus X84H i3? The Stock Spec's for an i3 Version is 4 GB's....however that is apparently the max it can handle or recognise. RAM Recognition is limited by the MOBO Bios & by OSYS Limitations. For example?? XP Pro 32 Bit can only recognise or use 4 GB's (Even though you might have 8 GB's installed) whereas XP Pro 64 Bit is able to see & recognise 8GB's although not any more than that. Windows 7/8/8.1 all can see, recognise AND USE RAM beyond the 8GB's limitation in XP Pro 64 Bit. Is this is a Notebook from Asia (Which I think it might be) there is usually some resident RAM that is soldered onto the MOBO & not removable with 1 slot (only) for additional RAM Memory Chip to be added up to the Max limitation. So as long as the CAS Latency Numbers are the same matching your present RAM Chip, this one should work. Hope this helps! http://www.jumnum2go.com/item.php?iditem=nb024
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The mother board specs. for the asus maximus IV extreme rev. 3.0 are as follows:DDR3 2200(O.C.)/2133(O.C.)/1866(O.C.)/1600/1333 (Due to CPU behavior, DDR3 2200/2000/1800 MHz memory module will run at DDR3 2133/1866/1600 MHz frequency.This Memory is:Patriot 16GB(4x4GB) Vier III DDR3 1860MHz (PC3 15000) CL9 Desktop Memory With Black Mamba Heatsink - PV316G186C9QK.It will not work for you. Please look for DDR3 1866MHz memory when you search amazons website. There are many to choose from.
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The 3 x 2gb ram sticks would function fine on this mother board. They would not run quad channel, but would function likely faster than you need. If you found another 2gb stick similar enough to the 3 you have it may run quad channel-MAY is the key word. Even the same exact part number is not guaranteed to run quad channel with your three ram stick. Chances are any ram that is the same spec would run quad, but the memory makers give no promises unless it is a quad channel set/kit. I think that is mostly to sell more costly kits to consumers.
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You have to read the board specifications of the board nd a 32GB memory is compatible with it. It has 4 slots, therefore u need (4x8GB).I have a similar motherboard, I listed it for sale as a combo on eBay...let me know if u r interested...thx
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There are 4 total slots with max 8gb per slot. The total maximum is 32gb. Depending on exact model, 2 slots are filled with 2x 8gb sticks, 1x 8gb 1x 4gb, or 2x 4gb sticks. The top models come with all 4 slots filled 4x8gb sticks and 32gb total. The lower models "should" come with 2x 4gb sticks (allowing dual channel), but they 'might' come with a single 8gb stick.
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Brou the data sheet say that maximum 4Gb as you see below RAM: 2GB (1x2GB)Max RAM: 4 GBTechnology: DDR3 SDRAMSpeed: 1600 MHzForm Factor: SO DIMM 204-pinSlots: Qty 1
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You can use 8Gb modules, there's only 2 DIMMS. I'm using Corsair DDR 3 16GB kit of 2 8Gb1600Mhz
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Hey Paula, Yea these will work with the maximus vi formula. Just picked up that particular one from asus a few months ago with this exact RAM. I got two dimms as you see here which works just fine and performs great, but your cpu works even more efficiently if you get 4 sticks (4 x 4gb) instead since the motherboard is a dual-channel (in regards to the memory which means you can have either two sticks or four-the latter being better) one and therefore can have 4gb of ram allocated to each core of your processor. So, if you can go with 4. It's a little more expensive, but worth it in my opinion. Hey Paula, Yea these will work with the maximus vi formula. Just picked up that particular one from asus a few months ago with this exact RAM. I got two dimms as you see here which works just fine and performs great, but your cpu works even more efficiently if you get 4 sticks (4 x 4gb) instead since the motherboard is a dual-channel (in regards to the memory which means you can have either two sticks or four-the latter being better) one and therefore can have 4gb of ram allocated to each core of your processor. So, if you can go with 4. It's a little more expensive, but worth... » Read More Hey Paula, Yea these will work with the maximus vi formula. Just picked up that particular one from asus a few months ago with this exact RAM. I got two dimms as you see here which works just fine and performs great, but your cpu works even more efficiently if you get 4 sticks (4 x 4gb) instead since the motherboard is a dual-channel (in regards to the memory which means you can have either two sticks or four-the latter being better) one and therefore can have 4gb of ram allocated to each core of your processor. So, if you can go with 4. It's a little more expensive, but worth it in my opinion. « Show Less
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Well the maximum amount of RAM is based on the type motherboard that you have and not necessarily your CPU. My current motherboard support up to 32gbs of RAM with 1866MHZ DDR3 (2133 MHZ O.C.). I think your question here might be if your motherboard could support this type of processor. You could check for this information in owner's manual of the motherboard or online reviews. I hope this information helps.
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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.
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DDR3L (Basically 204 Pin DDR3 memory that's specified for 1.35v operations instead of the usual 1.5v) - it's only one RAM slot so 8 is the max.
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I didn't crack the case open to look, but when I run dxdiag it reports that the motherboard is an MSI MS-7817. Searching online, it looks like the max ram for that mobo is 16 GB.**Edit** I just read Dave W.'s response. From what I found online, the MS-7817 comes in two flavors, MSI MS7817 H81M-P33 and MSI MS7817 B85M-E33. They appear to be essentially identical except for the chipset.http://www.bestprice.com.my/msi-ms7817-h81m-p33-intel-h81-s1150-mb-4719072307950http://www.bestprice.com.my/msi-ms7817-b85m-e33-intel-b85-s1150-mb-4719072300807
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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.