Greetings. I need to know the meaning of this last feature shown above, I do not understand "ECC": Non-ECC Unbuffered 1333MHz CL9 240-pin DIMM type.
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240-pin is desktop ddr3, CL is a measure of how long a command takes in millaseconds, 1333MHz is speed, non-ECC means it's designed for a standered pc (servers use error correcting ram labeled ECC)
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ECC means it has error correcting code capabilities. This is generally used for servers that handle a lot of memory processes. Standard PC's will only work with non-ecc or it's not even printed on the description. Buffered, also known as registered is another server memory feature. It has an additional chip built in to reduce the load on the ram. Standard PC's will use un-registered or un-buffered ram. ECC and buffered (registered) go hand in hand. This is server memory (RAM) and it's not designed for gaming.
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CL 9,from what I can gather these are just 1333mhz overclocked to 1600mhz by default, the only way they would run at CL 11 is if they are running at 1600mhz, but have their voltage throttled to 1.5 from the default 1.65
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The manual states that the board supports non-ECC, unbuffered memory. I see that the the specs here list buffered memory but that would be a misprint. I am running Crucial Ballistix Sport DDR3 - 1600 8gb X 2 (16gb Kit) in mine. Hope this helps.
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I am not home at the moment, am out of town, so I cannot look at documentation. But from experience from buying ram, I would say this ram is unbuffered because of it's price point. Buffered ram is much more expensive than unbuffered ram. I've never been able to justify the cost. I have never had any problems with unbuffered ram. That being said, I don't run mission critical software. I run financial, music and photo editing software mostly. Donna
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yes, non-ECC unbuffered memory can be used in this, but it comes with one stick of ECC so to support dual channel it would need another stick of ECC
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Basically it's in reference to the dual-bios feature built into the card allowing you to have two settings on boot. One will be a standard or "safe" mode and the other will be your OC settings. The idea is that you can swap between the two for various reasons without having to pull out your "notes" on just how much you can push the card. I haven't used it yet but it requires turning off the computer and flipping a *very* tiny dip switch on the card itself.
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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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Can someone clarify the ram in this? It looks from reviews, like it needs 1333 ram (which is PC3-10600..correct?), however looks like it comes with 2x1gb ddr3 800 mhz ram...so which one is it? Will any 2x2gb PC3-10600 work?
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There are two memory slots which can take 2@4BG or 2@8GB. It comes with one slot taken at 4GB. I added a second so now have 8BG. It was easyYou will need to get unbuffered non-ECC DDR3 204-pin SO-DIMMs
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Sorry for the delay. The e-mail initiating this conversation when to my non-main e-mail. Nope. This is an FM2 socket, which is incompatible with AM3+ chips (read: anything Phenom). You'd need to specifically buy an AMD APU (Specifically the AMD A#-5#### or A#-6#### series processor).Hope that makes sense.
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Yes it does. The board has (4) DDR3 (DIMM) slots. You can use 1-8 gig unbuffered ECC or non-ECC DIMMS.
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Those pictured here are ECC. My DELL 8200 accepted them with no hassles whatsoever. I had four 256 MB sticks and replaced two with this product and upped to 1.5 G. You can put a total of 2 GB of RAM in the 8200.
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As far as I know....the 3 channel was/is in the x58 northbridge (for Intel i-core series gen.1) coupled with the ICH10 southbridge. The 82801J1B was/is the hd audio controller in the ICH10 family...either way these are s/bridge operations. That shouldn't effect the ram (goes through the northbridge). What kind of motherboard did you have this problem with? As for the quad mem. channels.....I don't know of anyone, myself included, that has had a single problem with it. This board's drivers ....how to word this.....allow the ram and northbridge to be seen by the quad mem. channel controller in the CPU....and then post this as viable buses in windows. Windows doesn't really know it is quad channel, but sees all of the ram. There are kinda OSI things going on there. The physical layer doesn't really need to know what the software layer is doing....and vice versa. One of the Win7 Kernel's jobs is to put out layers of opacity to make moving up and down the OSI? simpler for both the hardware and the software. So in a nut shell, Win7 supports it, and if you are purchasing 2011 socket hardware....then that will support it. If it doesn't then it's either a bad component or user error.
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Hi, it means this video card has the evga double bios feature, you can learn more of it on their site
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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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this is ECC memory and most of desktop computer don't use ECC memory. You can check your desktop computer user guide to see which type memory supported. You can also go to site such as crucial.com to check the memory type you should get.Hope this help.
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Personally, not a clue but these guys know, very handy, just found out about it myself.http://images10.newegg.com/BizIntell/tool/psucalc/index.html