hello: my MD sockets are 2 x 1.5V DDR3 DIMM, can i use this memory seeing its 1.65v
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it's always dicey saying if it will work for you, so i'll say this. My motherboard is an MSI Z77A-G41, I honestly cannot find the voltage specs, but I believe it will just run it at the 1.5v. If I run CPU-Z (which tells you what everything is, each stick of RAM shows it's voltage in 4 banks, mine reads.. 1.50v 1.50v 1.50v 1.650v Honestly, I don't know what to make of it.. but it appears the 1.5v is not a problem for me.
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Nope, I ran it with 1 4gb dim And 3 mixed dims. Use whatever combo you want!
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Yes! See this official Crucial page: http://www.crucial.com/store/mpartspecs.aspx?mtbpoid=2DD54744A5CA7304
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most older mother boards have only 2 memory dims that hold 1,2,or 4 gigabits in each slot but as to witch amount is not documented any were in the computer you may have to chack the manuel to find out
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Some companies like Corsair use the designation 1.35v DDRL memory and others like Crucial do not use the designation L for 1.35v DDR3 memory. The memory is "low voltage" in both cases, but one company uses the designation "L" and the other does. The actual voltage of the memory is what is important and *all* 1.35v memory is low voltage. This 1.35v DDR3 memory is the new standard for Intel Haswell chips.
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I'm no expert, but I did work on computers for about a decade. Bus voltages are pretty important and I would think the bus voltage of 1.6v would not be enough to drive the 1.8v RAM. The difference in voltage to could lead to unpredictable results which in computer speak means things might be really screwed up, and intermittently so that you might never trace computer problems to a difference in RAM bus voltage. If at all possible, my recommendation would be to stick to the 1.6v. Once you open RAM it's not returnable so buying and trying in not an option - at least not for me. Sorry if this doesn't help.
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Hi, The Way to mix DIM Memory in your mother board depends on the Architecture of such Mother BoardTherefore you must check the Mother Board Manual Specs to see if such combination it's supported with your MBRegards
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hey. i bought this memory kit to use with the board KHX1333C9D3B1K2/8G and it's rated as 1.5v. the memory worked fine. the board itself had a hiccup (looping before POST) that i didn't pickup on until it was outside of Amazon's return period.
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Yes ma'am according to Asus site you can use this ram 2 GB Up to 16 GB Dual Channel, DDR3 at 1333MHz 4 x DIMM. So I made the jump from 4 gb of ram to 16. Some may say it is over kill but I have no bottleneck in the memory flow.
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These chipsets really only work with 1.5v memory. If it's a 1.65 you will likely have problems. Just check the compatibility list via the gigabyte site and it should work fine. Only problem I had with this board was with Corsair series ssds or rather, the chip set they use. It just didn't work with this gigabyte. I was forced to move to an Asus z87-a board to resolve that.
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I have 2 1GB Dimms working in an Acer Power 1000. They were plug and play for me. I had two of these systems and both worked fine. This will not help you?!? If this Dimm is listed as compatible (DDR2 PC2 5300), you might need to tweaks some of the memory setting such as ECC (error correction), access speed, etc in your bios, but be sure to record your current setting so you can return if necessary.
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Not your board, this is fully buffered, try this insteadMushkin 996757 DDR2 UDIMM (2x4GB) 8GB PC2-5300 5-5-5-15 STILETTO 1.8V
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I would say yes though I am not sure how much RAM your machine can support.Bandwidth: DDR2-6400 (PC2-800)Memory Specs: 240 Pin 1.8v DDR2 PC2-6400 Non-ECC DimmAt this price it might be cheaper to get a new board and RAM for a few extra $ and up your performance some.
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The previous comment didn't really answer the question so here you go. The answer is YES you can. What you need to be aware of though is that it must be done via 2x 4Gb modules, it can't be a single 8Gb module. Also must be 1.35v not the older 1.5v. The 1.5v may work but then again....... Should be 1600 speed as well
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I don't think it's a good idea. While the sockets are the same, the core count is higher in the RM series. If the pin outs are the same, you might only be using one core in the RM series, and what's the point of that? Have you asked AMD support?
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i have it in my motherboard that has 2 dimm ddr3 dual chan memory slots and they work awesome. my motherboard is a msi fm2-a75ma-e35 with a amd a8 6600k richland.
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I use that ram on my this MB. I can confirm it works just fine. You just have to select the correct xmp profile to get it to run at 2400mhz