Hey, i currently have 6GB triple channel DDR3 RAM, would this be compatible with this card or would i need to change to quad band RAM?
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According to my Rampage 4 handbook the card will only work with unbuffered, non- ECC DDR3 2133/1866/1600 and will accept DDR3 2200/2000/1800 (which runs @ the lower speed) Also it is recommended that the memory have the same CAS latency and from the same manufacturer. Another factoid that may be helpful, you need to run a 64-bit OS if you want to run more than 3GB memory. The 32-bit OS will recognize only 3GB maximum no matter how much memory you actually install. This has been true for a while now and not just with this card. For more on this go to the Micosoft website. Hint: go to the Asus website to see if there have been any updates. According to my Rampage 4 handbook the card will only work with unbuffered, non- ECC DDR3 2133/1866/1600 and will accept DDR3 2200/2000/1800 (which runs @ the lower speed) Also it is recommended that the memory have the same CAS latency and from the same manufacturer. Another factoid that may be helpful, you need to run a 64-bit OS if you want to run more than 3GB memory. The 32-bit OS will recognize only 3GB maximum no matter how much memory you actually install. This has been true for a while now and not just with this card. For more on this go to the Micosoft website. Hint: go to the... » Read More According to my Rampage 4 handbook the card will only work with unbuffered, non- ECC DDR3 2133/1866/1600 and will accept DDR3 2200/2000/1800 (which runs @ the lower speed) Also it is recommended that the memory have the same CAS latency and from the same manufacturer. Another factoid that may be helpful, you need to run a 64-bit OS if you want to run more than 3GB memory. The 32-bit OS will recognize only 3GB maximum no matter how much memory you actually install. This has been true for a while now and not just with this card. For more on this go to the Micosoft website. Hint: go to the Asus website to see if there have been any updates. « Show Less
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The 3 x 2gb ram sticks would function fine on this mother board. They would not run quad channel, but would function likely faster than you need. If you found another 2gb stick similar enough to the 3 you have it may run quad channel-MAY is the key word. Even the same exact part number is not guaranteed to run quad channel with your three ram stick. Chances are any ram that is the same spec would run quad, but the memory makers give no promises unless it is a quad channel set/kit. I think that is mostly to sell more costly kits to consumers.
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I am not so sure. I didn't have good experience with this RAM. I am not using it anymore. Waste of money!
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I've never had two different kinds of RAM not work with each other, but if the sticks are not completely identical (and placed into the correct color coding spots), you won't be able to utilize quad-channel. Something to keep in mind. If your motherboard only supports dual-channel configurations, then yes, that setup should work nicely as long as you put the two vengeance sticks in one color of ram slot and the dominators in the other color.
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Your machine takes PC3200 RAM and need to have them in patched pairs so It looks like this RAM is compatible.
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I don't know if that will work. I recommend to check with the seller or see what ram is recommended for your box.
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It has a PCI-E 16x slot. I think it's like revision 1.0 so it won't run very fast, but it should work. It has 4 RAM slots? I don't know about channels on this board, but I think i got it to run with two unmatched pairs of 2GB RAM, totaling 8GB. Here is the manual:
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It should work. There should not be any discrepancy between the brands of RAM and the processor used. Just be sure that the motherboard facilitates the type of RAM in question (DDR3)and do not mix brands on the same system.
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Yes this does support DDR3 1066 MHz ram, but I would recommend this: Kingston Technology HyperX 8 GB (2x4 GB Modules) 1600 MHz DDR3 Dual Channel Kit (PC3 12800) 240-Pin SDRAM KHX1600C9D3K2/8GX
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2 DIMM slots; Non-ECC dual channel shared1 DDR400 or DDR333 SDRAM system memory up to 2GB using128MB, 256MB, 512MB and 1GB modules SOULD BE OK
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It supports the DDR3 Ram at 1333mhz, so it will not run this at full potential but it will run. The comp supports 16 gig, so it should have 4 slots, chances are you can keep the memory you have and add this, just make sure the memory pairs are slot 1 & 3 and slot 2 & 4. You'll also need to be running a 64 bit OS or it will only see 3 gigs of ram.
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Yes, you are missing thing - dual channel mode for the memory access. Just google for "Single memory vs dual channel". You may get in average 10-20% performance boost but if you decide to upgrade kit, you cant simply add new RAM, as both slots are used by kit.
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Yes, I just did that with 5x of them and it works perfectly. They come with a single 4gb module and adding a second one improves the memory throughput as well because it then goes in dual channel mode. Just be sure to install it in the same color slot as the one that's already in there and you'll be all set. Hope that helps!
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Yes, I use it in my dual channel build, just be sure to put them in the correct slots (if you're only using 2 sticks)
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I'm amazed I understood your question.. But yes, if your mother board has the two additional slots and you purchase the same RAM cards with the same timing and memory, it will work perfectly fine.
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I have found that for most part(80 plus % of time), as long a RAM ratings(PC3 10600) match you can mix vendor products. It is however not a perfect science and sometimes you need at last two of the same vendors products in your appropriate RAM slots or need to put the other RAM modules you are using in consecutive order in order for the non-matching module to be recognized by your system. If I understand your note, you have 32 G of ram already which is a lot, so I assume a gaming environment since you seem to want more. As long as you have the slots, you should be fine though.
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Yes! As long as your motherboard support DDR3 240-pin it will work.. dont mind the mHz, and transfer rate. Make sure to put those in the same color slot (usually alternate pattern) to take advantage the dual channel ram
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Check with the manufacturer. Usually there is a compatible ram list for each system board.