Hi. Can I stick in single 4GIG memory module or must both slots be populated? I am looking at: http://www.amazon.com/Corsair-PC3-106...
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There are four 240 pin slots. You may use 1, 2, or 4 slots, with a maximum of 8Gb in a slot.
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I have this MB, and it absolutely refuses to work with all 4 slots filled. Didn't realize I had one of the "bad" ones until I tried to move to a 4x4Gb ram setup. Only the two ram slots farthest from the cpu work. But I love this board enough to be here shopping for a second one - makes a great fakeMac.
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you can use the single 8GB stick. As mentioned elsewhere, it will probably run a bit faster with 2 sticks of 4 (as long as you aren't using slower memory).
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I'm with Jeff S....you are going to want to put memory in pairs, so I would only recommend 12gb if you find 2x6GB chips. A 16GB kit (2x8GB chips) are pretty reasonably priced at this point, so that would by my recommendation.
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I bought this laptop from TigerDirect.com store (old CompUSA), mine had 4X2 gig (all the slots were full). I had to buy 4X4 gig to upgrade to 16 gig overall, fortunately they were on sale. By the way, would anyone like to purchase 4X2 gig sticks of DDR3 ram? LOL
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4 slots. if you want to upgrade the ram, you need 2 of the chips to be low profile, otherwise all 4 wont fit under the HD enclosure. Imunning 16GB and it is very sweet.
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It has 2 slots. Comes with 2x4gb sticks. Can be maxed out to 16gb. I hope this helps. Btw they are having problems with the power supplys on this modle. Will go out eventually. Mine is making noise right now so I'm looking to purchase a quality ps. Good luck.
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As long as you have a memory slot available or can remove an already install memory module YES. the only important and relevant is DDR3 1333 ----- Corsair XMS3 8GB (1x8GB) DDR3 1333 MHz (PC3 10666) Desktop Memory (CMX8GX3M1A1333C9)
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Well when i bought this product it was 2x2gb = 4gb. If you buy two of this you will have 8gb but divided into 4 corsair memory, so you will have to check if your motherboard alows or of ot has 4 slots to put the 8
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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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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Hi, I also bought a Asus 1005ha-p from zipzoomfly with a 2g corsair 667 mhz memory. After installing it, it shows only 1 gig physical memory as does the original 1gig. Am I reading something wrong? Why doesn't it show up as 2gig? If someone knows the answer I would apprciate it. I wanted to return it to Zipzoomfly but they are giving me a hard time.
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That depends on whether or not you use registered ECC RAM. If you use non-registered non-ECC RAM, then 48GB is your max. However, if you use registered ECC RAM, then you should be able to use more, as discussed here: http://www.evga.com/forums/tm.aspx?m=1538509 . I'm currently running 48GB (6 x 8GB) registered ECC RAM with no problems, and I still have 6 open slots in case I want to upgrade later. This is the RAM I'm using (I got 2 kits): http://www.buy.com/prod/crucial-ct3kit102472bb1339-24gb-ddr3-sdram-memory-module-24-gb-3-x-8/212237009.html?listingId=-1
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Hi Cet,There weren't a lot of computers that were built to accept the DDR2 4GB module. Being a rare part, it is quite expensive. ***Please verify that your machine can take a 4GB module before purchasing.*** I have included a link below to the 4GB DDR2 module. 4GB DDR2-667-PC2-5300 240 pin Desktop RAM Memory Upgrade by Arch MemoryThanks,TrishCustomer CareArch Memory
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If memory serves me, no pun intended. If you have four slots they all have to be the same speed otherwise it will perform at the lowest speed, I have put 3 GB in 3 slots and 256mb in the fourth and had no issue. You will also want to see the maximum gigs your motherboard will support, if your motherboard only supports 4 gigs and not 8 gigs then adding it to what you already have would be pointless.
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You have to be sure if your mother board, support one module of 32GB, and if you planning to buy 2 if you have enought slot to install them on your mother board, both ways I recommend you check the mother board specs to see if they are compatibles.
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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 two slots only. Mine is filled with 2. 2gig chips. You have to order 2 4gig chips to max out ram