My motherboard RAM indicates Bus 1333 (OC) and so far I have not started with these memories "no video signal". Motherboard Model: GIGABYTE G41MT-S2PT
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I am not sure how this memory would cause you to get a "no video signal". How is the monitor connected?
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Remember that some makers ram plays better than others. 99% of the time it works just plugging it in, but that other 1% you might have to go into bios and set the voltage/speed manually.
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Probably yes. However, depends of your motherboard. Make sure that your BIOS is able to set the exactly timings of this RAM and hold the OC (technically this is a 1600Mhz running from factory @2133, so, your mobo must be good), otherwise you will have blue screen of death all the time.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SX83N-oVQBwCheck this video before you purchase it. The memory is soldered on the board and there is no memory slot for upgrade.
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First check the documentation for the motherboard and what it supports, because you can fry the board if you do not put in the right RAM
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I personally haven't baught any memory for that motherboard yet althought the type you want to use looks like it's compatible with the GA990FXAUD7 motherboard although some other responders have mention some bios issues and I think you are supposed to at least use two sticks of ram in a dual channel configuration for the motherboard to work properly.
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Check the memory voltage specification of your motherboard. DDR3 is for regular voltage boards and DDR3L is for low voltage boards.
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Does your motherboard support DDR3 ram? Then likely the ram will fit... Can your motherboard address 8GB DIMMs? That's probably a different question. If I were you I'd probably order them and try. If your motherboard doesn't recognize them, I'd look for a BIOS update. Worst case scenario, you return the memory to Amazon and get a refund.
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I bought 2x4gb 1600mhz RAM for this board and it shows up running at 1600mhz. I believe the Gigabyte website had RAM info somewhere on their website.
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I don't know. You'll need to look up the ram speeds and type supported by your motherboard. Sorry.
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According to the specks on your Motherboard M4N68T-M V2: Memory2 x DIMM, Max. 8GB, DDR3 1800(O.C.)/1600(O.C.)/1333/1066 Hz ECC, Non-ECC, Un-buffered Memory. This RAM will work on your board as it's DDR3, hope this helps.Dual Channel Memory Architecture
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I believe so. The RAM doesn't have high profile heatsinks on it so I think you'd be ok. That being said, it might be worth checking the motherboard vendor's QVL list which will tell you what memory kits were tested and working with your motherboard. You can still use ones not listed on the list, but it may give you some perspective as to what to look for.
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It is...but when I set my mobo's configuration for 2400 MHz RAM, it failed...It defaulted to 1333 MHz, barely half of what is claimed.
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This board will handle 2133 mhz and overclock it, it will handle up to and beyond 3000 mhz. What ram are you running?
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The video card has nothing to do with the ram on your PC. Make sure you set the PCI-e as the main video card in the Bios and disable any other video card you have on your PC.
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Do you mean what motherboards? The ram is DDR3 so do a search for motherboard that are DDR3 compatible Walla.Hi5 Happy computing!
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Harold please read the spec of the RAM. The most important thing to look for is the voltage requirement. Check in the BIOS that motherboard is giving appropriate voltage. Some motherboards by default are set to 1.5V. Then test individual stick, buy installing one stick at a time, to make sure RAM is not faulty. Sometimes uninstalling and re-installing will do the trick. 32 bit OS will not show 4 gig of RAM, it's limitation of the OS, however you'll see between 3-4 gigs. I hope that helps. Good luck.