Can I buy 4 of these and stick it in my MOBO to get 32G? The product description says only Capacity Options 2GB-16GB dual channel.
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I believe that the 2-16gb capacity option means per kit, as opposed to total possible. You should be able to run as many of these as you have slots if your motherboard can support the total amount. According to the ASRock website, your motherboard supports up to dual channel and up to 32gb of ram, so you should be able to run four of these just fine.
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It depends on your motherboard. It will need to support 32gb of memory and it will have to have 4 available slots to install the ram. If you dot have the documentation from your motherboard you can either look it up or check crucial.com to find what options you have regarding ram. A side note: the price of ram is really inflated as of writtig this so id hold off if possible. 32gb is a ton of ram for even the most demanding user. 8-16gb is enough for high end gaming. Unless youre a super hardcore power user you shouldt need 32gb...and for as much as it costs i wouldnt suggest it to 95% of users. It depends on your motherboard. It will need to support 32gb of memory and it will have to have 4 available slots to install the ram. If you dot have the documentation from your motherboard you can either look it up or check crucial.com to find what options you have regarding ram. A side note: the price of ram is really inflated as of writtig this so id hold off if possible. 32gb is a ton of ram for even the most demanding user. 8-16gb is enough for high end gaming. Unless youre a super hardcore power user you shouldt need 32gb...and for as much as it costs i wouldnt suggest it to 95% of... » Read More It depends on your motherboard. It will need to support 32gb of memory and it will have to have 4 available slots to install the ram. If you dot have the documentation from your motherboard you can either look it up or check crucial.com to find what options you have regarding ram. A side note: the price of ram is really inflated as of writtig this so id hold off if possible. 32gb is a ton of ram for even the most demanding user. 8-16gb is enough for high end gaming. Unless youre a super hardcore power user you shouldt need 32gb...and for as much as it costs i wouldnt suggest it to 95% of users. « Show Less
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The motherboard may not support 32Gb structure. You can always take a risk.
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It's one (1) single module of 2GB capacity. If you want 4GB then buy two (2) each.
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All four slots are used up I have the same config of 2x2g + 2x4g for a total of 12g. But it is very powerful as is no complaints. For better performance install a msata drive as your primary so drive.
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Yes---you can go up to 16GB in 2 slots but to upgrade the graphics you really would need to put in a more powerful power supply as well.Keep in mind it is a rather small motherboard, unless CyberpowerPC has changed it in the past 6 months .Here are the MB specs http://us.msi.com/product/mb/H81ME33.html#/?div=BasicIt does nicely at gaming without changing anything, if that's what you want to use it for.
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The G3220, can support 32 GB on 4 slots. There are 2 slots on the mother board, not 4, one taken by the 4 GB DIMM installed at the factory. I upgraded my H530s with 2 x 8GB UDIMM DDR3 PC3.12800 1600 Mhz Dimms for a total of 16 GB recognized by the BIOS and Windows at 1600 MHz.
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48GB RAM = 4GB x 12 Slot. The problem is, it might only run dual channel if you use a lot of RAM.
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Yes, these are 2x1 GB stick/order. And you should check your Mainboard for sure that you have 4 memory slots. Some Mainboard has only 2 slot for them. good luck!
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They only have 2 slots for memory, I know you can get 8 gb sticks, I don't know if there are 16 gb stick of memory available
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HI, I checked my manual and it says that you may install 4 gigs in each slot. 8 gigs total.Dan
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There are four slots for RAM. You can populate it with 4 8GB RAM modules for a total of 32 GB of RAM. As far as speed (MHz) supported, please refer to the Gigabyte website for the supported types of RAM by maker and speeds supported natively (1600 MHz) and overclocked. I've found that doing this bit of research on Gigabyte motherboards yields good info and a lot less frustration when installing the MB, RAM, CPU, etc. When you stray from the supported RAM you most likely will encounter problems, especially if overclocking. If you know what you're doing, it's a great motherboard. Hope this helps.
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You should be able to use one 8gb stick but I have two of these boards and I have had problems using 4gb sticks but i've never used two of them at the same time but I know that it's just a bit more that a coincidence that both brand new sticks of 4gb did not work in either board. So i'm not sure if it will work for you or not. I use two 2gb sticks on both boards.
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You have to read the board specifications of the board nd a 32GB memory is compatible with it. It has 4 slots, therefore u need (4x8GB).I have a similar motherboard, I listed it for sale as a combo on eBay...let me know if u r interested...thx
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only if your mobo has 8 RAM slots. i got the rampage 4 extreme mobo which only has 4 slots. if you are willing to spend the money, you could get 4 x 16gb RAM. but to be honest, 32gb at 2400Ghz is more than enough for anything.
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You can use up to 2 GB per slot, so the max would be 8 GB (up to PC2-6400 speed), I have not tried 4 GB memory in one slot, it may work, but isn't officially supported.
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Someone else already posted a link to this board's manual, and your question is answered there: "Four 240-pin Double Data Rate 2 (DDR2) SDRAM Dual Inline Memory Module" single or dual channel. Up to 8GB supported.
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If I knew more about your rig or oem, I might be able to answer with a better answer. Did you look at the requirements? Can your mobo do PCI Express (x1, x4 or x16)?? If your machine is 32bit it, can only do 2GB of RAM unless your OS is XP 64x which is critical because this device requires 1GB of RAM. I cant say a definite "yes" or "no" in response to your question. I suggest you Google, Google and Google some more. Cheers and good luck.
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Each stick is 2 GB for a total of 4 GB, if your motherboard supports dual channel memory then yes, if it don't then you would just run single channel memory but use both sticks, I hope I didn't confuse you, either way you can use these memory sticks if your motherboard supports it, be sure to check the voltage as some motherboards are not very flexible about it.