Does this work with Rainbowduino boards?
1530747
Yes, I can state for certain that if you purchase from NooElec they are compatible with Rainbowduino. Of course, we cannot guarantee that if you purchase from another vendor that they will be compatible--you would need to ask them :)
1561408
This will only work in motherboards with Xeon processors. These are "fully buffered" modules, FBDIMM's, will not fit into a standard DDR2 socket
832669
NOt sure, just check the Clock speed on the board, make sure it could handle 2400 Mhz Ram, not all boards can take advantage of this speed
868449
Absolutely does. Just make sure you use the 2.1amp output port, of which there is one.
260880
I tried it on a HobbyKing KK2.1 Flight Control Board (should be the atmega you're asking about) and could not get it to work. If that's what you're after it would be better to not waste your money on this, but instead purchase one of the 6-pin AVR programmers that specify the chipset you're using as compatible.
997608
I don't run dual gpu's on this board, so I can't say 100% but it should. It depends on the case you put it in as well.
1714107
This works with some older desktop systems. You should always verify compatibility based on the motherboard specs.
1984173
From what I've read it should work and you can install two of these kits for a total of 8GB of ram which is the max for your board
821781
If you want to control RGB strip, you need the item (ASIN: B00HP0H4MA). Thanks.
846612
Yes, provided you have either an SLI bridge or a board that supports SLI without one
260883
I've tried it and it works with all similar processors, I've tried it with atmega 168 processors with the ESC, and also with the Atmega 328P of the brushless controllers ... fits all ...
539581
I assume you are referring to FTDI's USB-UART board, in which case the answer is yes. This device is a USB-UART as well and can be used for the same purposes (including programming Arduinos w/o USB)
1295034
It should work, AMD MB so its ATI compatible. See http://www.asrock.com/mb/AMD/970%20Extreme3/
488130
I don't know about your board, but I have an asus board, and it did NOT work.
1095711
I don't think it's a good idea. While the sockets are the same, the core count is higher in the RM series. If the pin outs are the same, you might only be using one core in the RM series, and what's the point of that? Have you asked AMD support?
10270
Alot of them are available on (huge auction site name goes here). You can find them with and without the bootloader for the appropriate board. Just be sure the lister indicates that it is for the Arduino UNO R3.
1434358
Never tried, but there's nothing preventing this, except, perhaps, finding the correct kind of memory module for the board. You'll have to find the correct module on the Internet, or just disassembling it to read the model/specs on the module.