Does it have TMP (Trusted Platform Module) chipset support?
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This specific model does not, TPM technology is usually associated with professional operating systems, such as Windows 7 Professional or Windows 8/8.1 Professional. This unit ships with Windows 8 (64-bit) Multi-Language.
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No it does not. Although it is 1866 MHz, if you try to run it beyond 1600 MHz it will crash. I tried that once and now it is randomly reporting that a specific memory address can not be read and Windows stalls.
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Support for DDR3 1600/1333/1066 MHz memory modules. Support for non-ECC memory modules (The 12800 is non-ecc so yes). Support for Extreme Memory Profile (XMP) memory modules
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its seems it does support, many times come with the minimun ram installed. and with this addittion you could see much gain in performance. i hope youre answer its cleared. bye
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According to http://missingremote.com/review/intel-nuc-kit-d54250wyk this does have a TPM
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In linux it's is easy just run lsusb and dmesg from a command prompt It will give you the exact chipset and revision#. In windows go to control panel --> System and Security--> System--> Device Manager (has a shield)--> check under Comm Ports it will usually show what chipset it is. Don't have a mac but I think they lump com ports into networking??
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yes it supports ( http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/P8Z77V_LX/specifications/ )
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I am using is right now on Win 8.1 on an ASUS P8P67-M Pro motherboard, so the answer is "YES!". Its best feature is the single width for the chipset. Also does not require a supplemental 4-pin power cable.
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yes it has T.R.I.M. support, but remember you also need an OS that will do that. Anything Windows 7 or newer has it built in, Vista and XP do not
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Yes**) Officially 10600 (1333MHz) RAM is not supported by this chipset, but empirically it always is. Mtherbrd's overclocking capabilities are rly awesome and most likely u will have this mem running @ native clocks in no time. On the other hand, u may just set it's clock to 800/1066MHz (PC6400) and have it run with lower timings but guranteed stable without overclock of CPU and without any visible effect to your system producivity.
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The manual is not real clear. It says it supports:Intel® Pentium® D 800MHz FSB Socket T with Dual Core technology XD, EM64T, 2x2MB L2 cache, EIST, and VT on 950/960 (900 series) "Socket T" is LGA775, so, probably. Use Thermal paste, and a good heat-sink. :)
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I believe 5.1 is the max supported (I am using 5.1). I don't believe the cards are THX certified any longer. In short No and No. :)
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I believe the answer is yes. I populated mine with a module straight from the supported list found here: http://download.gigabyte.us/FileList/Memory/brix-baytrail_memory.pdf
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I do not think that it supports But try this link http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/solid-state-drives/solid-state-drives-520-series. html
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NO. That particular CPU has been supported for a long time. See list here; http://support.asus.com/cpusupport/list.aspx?SLanguage=en&p;=1&s;=42&m;=P9X79%20PRO&o;s=&hashedid;=ITjeO1wq0nRUPfej
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What's the chipset of the card? According to this page from VMware, your card may not be supported out-of-the-box on a clean install. Mine is 82571EB which is deprecated. Link: http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd;=displayKC&externalId;=2056935
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I spent a lot of time researching memory. Board and memory manufacturers don't list all compatible modules. The best thing to do is contact both vendors to check before making an expensive purchase that is critical to your machine. Hope that helps