Im going to max out my system to 16gb, I have a phenom II quad with an AMD3 chipset motherboard would 4 of these work for me?
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By default, these sticks run at 1.65volts. I know some AM3 boards have issues running quad channel ram at this voltage rating. I would personally look to see if you could find sticks in the 1.5 volts if you were going quad channel. 2x8gbs would work regardless of voltage
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I haven't personally used it on an AMD system, but as far as I know, RAM isn't specific to processor architecture, and should work on any motherboard that accepts DDR3.
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Yes but you would be happier with a gigabyte motherboard with 4 dim slots for more ram. Always match your cpu socket. Am3 + is your current motherboard socket.
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I'm amazed I understood your question.. But yes, if your mother board has the two additional slots and you purchase the same RAM cards with the same timing and memory, it will work perfectly fine.
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Not the original CPUs. It won't support 64gb. You should buy a R710 if you need that much memory
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Use whatever you want to use,as long as it's compatible with the MB. I purchased A-DATA Premier Pro Series 16 GB Kit (8 x 2) DDR3 1600Mhz CL11 Dual Channel with HS Desktop Memory with heatsink AD3U1600W8G11-DRH when I built mine.
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I believe it should work since it is most likely a compatible motherboard for phenom II but honestly I'm not to familiar with that board and would check manual or site for compatibilities.
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this cpu is not compatible in an am3 socket. if you want a 6 core get a phenom ii 6 core 1100t or a 1055t if you want to save money. ive owned both and they were great i run an fx 8350 now but the phenom ii where great too! just make sure you use an ssd for boot drive. you'll have an insane beast ;D
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I have a Samsung with AMD quad-core processor and graphics processor so I can't answer you directly. There are so many different ways to configure hardware that your best bet when upgrading or replacing RAM modules is to use exactly the same type that came with your original system. Use the nomenclature numbers off your existing RAM modules to order new ones.
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Yes ma'am according to Asus site you can use this ram 2 GB Up to 16 GB Dual Channel, DDR3 at 1333MHz 4 x DIMM. So I made the jump from 4 gb of ram to 16. Some may say it is over kill but I have no bottleneck in the memory flow.
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I think AMD II BLACK EDITION QUAD CORE PROCESOR (X4 965) is more than enough for that Motherboard M5A87. My son has a ASUS M4A78LT-M and Phenom II Black Edition Quad Core Processor (X4965) and it is 100% stable with 4 cores active. Left this to a 3.410mhz vcore 1.392 (220x15, 5) and he has more than enough CPU.
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As long as you have a 3.0 x16 expansion slot it will work. Also you should have at least a mid-tower.
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It should work with no problem, though your motherboard will support faster memory than this.
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You can install a maximum of 16GB RAM memory. The mother board has 2 slots.
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yes you can. I am currently running 64gb on my Rampage 4 Extreme mobo. Just make sure your CPU can also handle 64gb of Ram.
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This Ram Was Not Tested By Intel for your Mother Board so I would Not Recommend Buying it because it may or may not work! your motherboard Supports only a Maximum of 8GB's Combined Ram so just these two sticks would max your memory out and it wont support any more so buying 16GB worth would be a waste of your money. the board supports only 1333Mhz native speed with an XMP Profile of 1600 but you would have to update your Bio's/UEFI on your Board before you can achieve the 1600Mhz Rated Speed. In short Terms your Motherboard is Too Dated for this Generation Ram the HyberBeast X Ram From Kingston is Designed for Current Generation Mother Board's. Your Mother Board is Dated back to 2008 and only a handful of Ram Chip's are Approved Tested By Intel for your Motherboard. Intel has a Complete list of Tested Supported Ram Here : http://www.intel.com/support/motherboards/desktop/dp45sg/sb/CS-029151.htm and you can also see your system Specifications here as well : http://ark.intel.com/products/34683/Intel-Desktop-Board-DP45SG?wapkw=intel+boxdp45sg Do Note again that your System only Supports up to 8GB of ram even though your board supports 4 ram Slots the system will only recognize 8GB Combined. I hope This Help's you in your Decision! Best of luck! P.s. I Would Recommend Not Buying The Ram and Actually Updating your Motherboard. Technology Leap's Every year to Newer level's especially in the last 2 years; and thing's just aren't as compatible with older Generation technology from 5 years ago, quite a lot has changed. For the Price of this Ram you can almost buy a New Mother Board that support's your CPU which is a LGA775 Socket for an Intel Processor. it would be much more Cost Effective to rebuild your System or Get a already prebuilt System From Newegg than to upgrade the one you have now! you would get Better Performance and would save you A lot of Out of Pocket $$$ in the long run if you are using this Computer for Design or Gaming. Happy Holiday's! Hope you had a Merry Christmas!
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If your board support four chips go with two more eights. Nearly all Motherboards need memory added in pairs. If money is not a problem I would pluck out the two existing chips and buy two 16 gig chips.