What types of RAM does the motherboard handle, how many slots, and what is the maximum RAM?
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The type of RAM the motherboard can handle is DDR3 up to 2400 with OC. There are 4 slots total. All four slots are in use by 4x 4GB sticks. The maximum support memory is 32GBs. Note: If you wanted to upgrade to 32GBs, you would need to replace all the memory in the system and you would need to upgrade to Windows 7 Professional or higher, as Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit is artificially capped at 16GBs by Microsoft (even though 64-bit systems can support 192GBs memory.)
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Timothy, there are 4 memory slots. System ships with 2x 8GB installed. Maximum memory is 32GB.
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Maximum memory is 8192MB. There are two slots. The best way to identify the memory that will work is to go to crucial's website and use their tool to identify the different types of memory that will work.
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2 slots. I believe the max per slot is 8gb. If you look the system up at dell.com you can find all the specs you need there.
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Denpends on the motherboard and the way you mount the heatsink and fans.. if your going for 16GB ram that is. If is just 8gb it should work without much of a problem
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Yes, but you should figure out what type of operating system you have (32 bit or 64 bit), because a 32 bit OS will have a cap of 4 Gigs of ram. Your motherboard should have 2 slots for ram, which means you could possibly have 8 Gigs, but only with a 64 bit OS.
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Ed S. The unit ships with 2 memory slots. One contains 8GB of memory and the other is empty. While the motherboard is capable of being upgraded to 32GB of memory per manufacturer spec, until 16GB sticks are widely available, the most likely effective maximum is 16GB.
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I added RAM on mine - 2 gig because it only had two slots. Not sure when it maxes out, but that probably would be determined by what sort of chip it is. I'm sure you can research that online.
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Well the maximum amount of RAM is based on the type motherboard that you have and not necessarily your CPU. My current motherboard support up to 32gbs of RAM with 1866MHZ DDR3 (2133 MHZ O.C.). I think your question here might be if your motherboard could support this type of processor. You could check for this information in owner's manual of the motherboard or online reviews. I hope this information helps.
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Yes it has six slots of memory. It is a 64bit motherboard with overclocking features. It also has USB 3.0. Very nice motherboard.
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You can upgrade past 8gb. I currently have 12gb installed. My guess is 16gb is the maximum with 8gb per slot.
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There are a total of 2 slots with a maximum memory support of 4gb ddr2 533mhz
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As far as I remember there are four slots. Two on the front of the mobo and two on the back. I know for sure that I have 4x8GB RAM
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Be careful that your motherboard can accept the 4GB modules, many can't go over 2GB or even 1GB, an easy way to find out is using Crucial's own site. http://www.crucial.com/usa/en/advisor or the Crucial scanner here; http://www.crucial.com/
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ANDREA B., The motherboard can support up to 32GB of memory. Please note that proper installation of memory or any component that does not damage the system will *not* void the warranty.
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As the previous responder said - This is a question of whether your motherboard supports this type of RAM. It has nothing to do with the type of processor you are wanting to use.
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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.