Web says "Due to Intel&reg; chipset limitation, DDR3 1600 MHz will run at the maximum transfer rate of DDR3 1600"... so faster memory runs at this speed?
1007333
Faster memory should run fine. I have 2400MHz RAM for mine, but be sure to set the X.M.P. profile in the BIOS or use the EX_XMP switch on the Motherboard. Also, if you only use 2 sticks of RAM, but sure to insert them into the correct DIMM sockets. The manual recommends DIMM_A2 & DIMM_B2 (shown on page 1-7 of Manual). There's lot's of other useful information in the manual, you should check it out. You can download the PDF file from the ASUS website. Manual: http://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/Z97DELUXENFC_WLC/HelpDesk_Manual/ Memory QVL list: http://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/Z97DELUXENFC_WLC/HelpDesk_QVL/
729065
I don't have the answer. I spent over an hour between Toshiba and the chip people, went through all their charts, etc., and could not get an answer. Finally I looked at the chips closely and determined that it would fit in the slot (:)) which was progress and bought it. I put it in and the difference in performance was ASTOUNDING! Really, I don't know why computer mfg's don't put max memory in their machines. Making you sweat over upgrades.....well. Anyway.
345436
It should those 800Mhz memory modules were in production back then, yet if your cpu is fast enough and the motherboard in the Dell supports them ; the 1066 Mhz memory modules might be a better choose to get instead. If you are after a faster system; why not get memory modules that will go the max speed it can go? They are only a little bit more expensive than the 800's are, yet are much more up to date than the 800's.
1269941
Both boarsd I ordered were rev 2.1, which claims to support DDR3-1333 memory. The box should say which memory types it supports though. I should mention though that I couldn't even get this board to POST, with either one I recieved. It seems to be VERY picky about your hardware configuration and would not boot no matter what I did. Your mileage may very, but just a heads up.
104090
Yes, the CPU can support DDR 1333mhz ram. However, your motherboard may not support that speed RAM. Check on the Vendor's site and find the CPU and Memory support list to make sure.
1799677
According to the specs for your computer, it uses DDR3 memory. Whether it can take DDR3-1600 is unclear. Usually fitting faster memory will result in the system adjusting down to your motherboard's maximum memory speed capability. Suggest you check your mother board manual to avoid confirm its capability to handle this speed to avoid disappointment.
977124
Yes, It supports no lower than 1066 but according to the manual and website it supports 4 x DIMM, Max. 32GB, DDR3 2000(O.C.)/1866(O.C.)/1800(O.C.)/1600(O.C.)/1333/1066 MHz ECC, Non-ECC, Un-buffered MemoryDual Channel Memory ArchitectureI am currently using 1333 chips
967140
Works fine with ddr3 (This is my actual spec of my pc), but ddr4 i don't know actually.
1512210
As far as I know, they need to be the same speed. They also Have to be the same type (DDR2, or DDR3).
904375
Is your board compatible with ddr3 ram? And if so it will work. You may need to do some tweaking to get the full 2.4 GHz of speed. Some CPU's and boards don't support that high of speed.
1589001
Depends on what it's use is for. Games don't take advantage of 2133 mhz+ unless you're using AMD APU. If you're video editing, etc then speed is good for throughput but this is the wrong board for that with only 2 DIMM slots. In my M6I I got Gskill tridentx 1600mhz but Gas latency 7 not the usual 9 or 10.... Just a thought
2075058
Yes it will support DDR3 ram. If you're a builder you should look at the components on newegg first then shop around. I've found that newegg gives the best descriptions and specs of all the computer components. Memory Standard DDR3 2400(O.C.)/2200(O.C.)/2133(O.C.)/2000(O.C.)/1866(O.C.)/1800(O.C.)/1600/1333 All DDR3 ram at those speeds (1600/1333 is the base speeds of the ram, this MB will let you OC (overclock) the ram speed to those supported speeds)
906845
I'm pretty sure this only works with ddr3 however it can be used with ddr3 800'1333'1600'1800. And my CPU is oced to 4.2 ghz
427125
Yes. The brand of motherboard doesn't matter, just as long as that board can handle 1600 MHz DDR3.
1133251
get DDR3 ram that is dual channel. Like DDR3 at 1066 or 2000 or 1800 or 1600 or 1333mhz will all work. I believe 16GB is max. Hope this helped.
357674
You need 2 sticks minimum in order to be able to run dual-channel mode, which will significantly increase the speed. So if you buy 1 of these packs of 2 then you will be fine. As mentioned, make sure your motherboard can accept this kind of RAM(240-pin, DDR3, 1600mhz).
1589559
running a locked cpu I believe that is correct. That is the situation I am in. If I put an unlocked pentium g3258 I think the ram would run at 1600 no problem. I also had to flash the board with an old haswell chip to support newer haswell refresh chips.