what is the difference between DDR3 SDRAM and DDR3 1600?
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Ddr3 sdram is the type of memory and 1600 is the speed/frequency it operates at. 1600 is a good speed. Refer to your motherboard for compatibility.
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DDR3 stands for double data rate type three, SDRAM stands for synchronous dynamic random access memory, 1600mhz being the data rate of the memory. Almost all DDR memory is SDRAM which is a very general category. The best thing to do to find the memory you need is to locate the model of your motherboard, search "(brand and model number of motherboard) compatible RAM" Or search for a website called PCPartPicker which will help you find compatible hardware at the best prices.
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best performance gains for the price for performance have been seen a DDR3 1600 or 1833. Of course you can always go up i have 1866 in my system same cpu.
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System Memory support - Supports triple channel DDR3-1600+ (Overclocked). Supports up to 48GBs DDR3 (ECC or Non ECC memory).Suggest identicle RAM kits are used - eg, 4 x triple channel 12 Gb kits.I'm using Dominator GT's for a total of 48 Gb - no dramas.
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It is the same version. 3000 MHz is the peak overclocked DDR3 memory speed supported by the Maximus VI GENE. 1600 or 1333 are the normal (stock) memory speeds. The rated speed of the actual memory used should match the speed selected in the motherboard BIOS.
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Hi should work on any mother board that will take DDR3 1600 should be fine. I'm only self taught about computers but have been building them from the beginning. This ram is running fine after a year of using. The hardest thing I do is work on pictures. Hope this helps, Tom
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ddr3.... only x99 boards are ddr4 at the moment you have an x79 board which is ddr3
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as long as it supports dd3 this memory has several profiles and can be used on lower mhz I´m using it at 1600mhz
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Did you already buy this PC? In the small, printed user manual there is a qualified vendors list of DDR3 1600 MHz memory for the VM40B.
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You could buy DDR3L at 1600MHz http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=DDR3L%20
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Yes, DDR2 "Not" DDR3, while both are 240 pin, the locater slot on the memory chips are different.
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16GB of DDR3 PC3-12800 * CL=11 * Unbuffered * NON-ECC * DDR3-1600 * 1.5V * 512Meg x 64 * 4 sticks of 4GB
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I used a pair of "Kingston HyperX XMP Blu Red Series 16GB (2 x 8GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 Desktop Memory Model KHX16C10B1RK2/16X" and it works for my configuration. I will believe Corsair 16GB 1600 memory will work too. Normally, you will want to MB compability list of vendors when you try to use O'C' memory beyond 1600 speed. -R
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"Memory: 2x DDR3-1600/1333/1066 DIMM Slots, Dual Channel, Unbuffered, Max Capacity up to 16GB"
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Yes this should work. You will not get the full benefit of the speed offered by this memory (DDR3-1600 vs. DDR3-1066) due to the memory bandwidth of your machine. However, it should work.
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Yes, 4 GB 1600 MHz DDR3L SDRAM is right type of memory to fit into this system.
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My spec sheet says it supports 16GB - specifically "DDR3L-1600 (Support DDR3) and Slots: SODIMM x 2." Hope that helps.
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DDR3 PC3-10600 SDRAM (1333 MHz)* Two or four SODIMM slots supporting dual-channel memory 2048 MB, 4096 MB, and 8192 MB SODIMMs*Upgradeable to 32768 MB with (4) 8192 MB SODIMMs**Straight out of the hp manual.