I am very confused. Does this motherboard take buffered or UNbuffered memory?
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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 a person that bought this item. I feel before you ask a question like this. It is crucial to look for the motherboard's manual. Which all I did was Googled your motherboard and found it's manual on the manufacturer's site. Your answer is listed section 1.2 (specifications) under the memory row. The manual states -Supports DDR3 2600+ (OC)/2133 (OC)/1866 (OC)/1333/1066 non-ECC, un-buffered memory Under this specific item, under the features and details area. It is listed that this type of RAM is non-ECC. so to answer your question yes this type of RAM module will work in the motherboard you are intending it for.
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for id purposes. meaning that this mobo is an ATX form, using DDR3 memory of up to 2600 mhz. you can also check the complete specs in asus website.
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Yes, but check what speed you have in there already if you are adding memory to existingBuffered is slower than unbuffered but usually more sticks can be used.Dont think you can mix Buffered/UInbuffered but may be wrong:)Hope that helps a little:)
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I don't know. You'll need to look up the ram speeds and type supported by your motherboard. Sorry.
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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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This is desktop memory. Go to Crucial.com for them to analyze your memory needs online directly.
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Your motherboard has to be compatible with 4GB Sticks of Ram Memory (Most are not, normally 2GB is max for simple desktop home systems (My system is a Server - Memory hogs!). As far as memory goes, the more the better especially if you do graphics. Hope this helps you! 4GB total will do you right normally!
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I bought this motherboard for my media computer, so I use it often. When I installed 4GB total, in all four slots, it probably overloaded the memory bus, which led to very poor performance. You might get away with only using 3 out of the 4 slots. Or you might need to update the bios. I also have a fairly decent video card, which could also be part of the problem.So on paper, you should be able to install 8GB of RAM, but in reality, you might not be able to. It is old technology, so you might have a hard time finding a useful bios update. Good luck.
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It has 2 ram slots. Make sure you get compatible ram though. It's not well listed.
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The other answer was correct, bad memory or motherboard ram slots. I run 8 gb in it currently and its ripjaw
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You listed a processor, not your motherboard. It is impossible to tell based off of the information you provided.
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Sorry, I don't know, I need to get a new mother board for mine, and am not sure what one I can use, to upgrade to the fastest Mother Board I can use with the processor. I have looked the charts online only find them confusing.
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This is "Fully Buffered" RAM that is used in server motherboards with Xeon processors. If your motherboard does not have Xeon processor(s) then I would it would not. "Fully Buffered" RAM have the same number of pins that other "PC2" memory, but are notched differently and will not fit into most motherboards.
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No. Go to asus web. I found it only have 2memory slots. Max memory is 16 gb. I was ready to order but I am looking for a better mobo for this price, also I can expand memory in future.
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1, 2, 4, or 8 GB unbuffered NON ECC DDR3 DIMM's. From the Manual: http://www.manualslib.com/manual/414957/Asus-P8h61-M-Le-Csm-R2-0.html?page=27#manual
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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 easy You will need to get unbuffered non-ECC DDR3 204-pin SO-DIMMs