how do i know this is best for me??? im building a gaming pc with amd phenom ii and an asusteck evo motherbord with os window 7 64, Crucial m4 64GB
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You have to check How much power does CPU, GPU and ram (memory) use. AS long as power supply can handle all that power usage it's good.
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This is fine for your computer. These are standard gaming ram that will get the job done. The speed is 1600 which is fine for gaming. Vengeance is one of corsair's reliable and high performing ram for the right value. Your mobo can support up to 2133 mHz for the ram too.
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David, The best thing is to go to ASUS website and look at the motherboard specs.
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If you don't see any incompatibilities, it should be ok. Just look at the changes they may have made and see if you care about any of them. They usually have better overclocking and support for more memories.
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HayperX is the best one Crucial also good. Note : Make sure DDR 3L not DDR3
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It should not be a problem if you download software from NVIDIA and make sure it is right for the OS. I have three Gigabyte motherboards and one has NVIDIA but I would check their sites for the specs.
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Sorry to disappoint you Tracy L. The processor you want is in the FM2 grouping that is not compatible with the AM3+ socket. My best suggestion for you is to look into the FX series for the latest CPUs that work with AM3+ sockets. I do not know what your needs are, meaning business or gaming. I am a gamer and just use a 3.1 dual core CPU. Not much a CPU but it is Radeon graphics enhanced and matched to a 6670 HD video card. I can enjoy games such as Skyrim with no frame-rate fluctuations. Perhaps I could suggest something for you if you would give me more information about your needs and your PC. Thank you for asking me and I am at your service if needed. Sorry to disappoint you Tracy L. The processor you want is in the FM2 grouping that is not compatible with the AM3+ socket. My best suggestion for you is to look into the FX series for the latest CPUs that work with AM3+ sockets. I do not know what your needs are, meaning business or gaming. I am a gamer and just use a 3.1 dual core CPU. Not much a CPU but it is Radeon graphics enhanced and matched to a 6670 HD video card. I can enjoy games such as Skyrim with no frame-rate fluctuations. Perhaps I could suggest something for you if you would give me more information about your needs and... » Read More Sorry to disappoint you Tracy L. The processor you want is in the FM2 grouping that is not compatible with the AM3+ socket. My best suggestion for you is to look into the FX series for the latest CPUs that work with AM3+ sockets. I do not know what your needs are, meaning business or gaming. I am a gamer and just use a 3.1 dual core CPU. Not much a CPU but it is Radeon graphics enhanced and matched to a 6670 HD video card. I can enjoy games such as Skyrim with no frame-rate fluctuations. Perhaps I could suggest something for you if you would give me more information about your needs and your PC. Thank you for asking me and I am at your service if needed. « Show Less
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What I would build that one with is a 990 series mb which is a am3+ series mb's. MSI has them Gigabyte,Asrock just look for AM3+ and you will see the 990 number in the descriptions.
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The memory is not upgradable as it is soldered to the motherboard. Personally I have run some games on high resolution settings and the gameplay has been excellent. Additionally, Windows 8 has been architected to be more efficient with the memory it uses so the higher memory requirements should not be an issue unless you plan on running Hyper-V or doing memory intensive type of computing.
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hello is not about the procesor, is about the form factor of your motherboard, and the room that you have in your case for apropiate cooling, you need am3+ socket
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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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If you're not messing around with clock speeds, you only need to make sure that your mainboard supports your CPU, and that your mainboard supports your memory as well. Your mainboard manufacturer should have a list of supported memory modules. You don't mention which it is, though.As long as you have the correct type of memory (DDR3 in this case) and form factor, most modules will operate fine - but you don't want to pay for features on a memory module that will just be switched off by the board, so that's why you should pick a memory your board manufacturer lists as compatible.
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It goes very well very good mother is the maximus V, While You Might be better with better memoriesCorsair Dominator Platinum 32GB (4x8GB) DDR3 2400 MHz (PC3-19200) Desktop Memory CMD32GX3M4A2400C10
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It should you just need to make sure that you motherboard can utilize 8 GB or RAM.
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You should ask if the other hardware components, like mother board and processor, will be compatible with the memory. And then, if BIOS and processor supports these OS types. Maybe is better start by the second question.
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That all depends on what you are doing and what your OS is. If you have an x32 OS then the most the system can use is 4GB. If you are doing any sort of power gaming I would recommend more.
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I haven't tested any game, but graphics are awesome, intel driver looks good and it has good memory, for what I need I think I chose the best option. Thank you so much!!
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Where did you hear that? All you will need to do is set the RAM profile to XMP in the BIOS immediately upon first boot, and you should be fine. The motherboard supports 2400 when properly OC'd, which is what XMP will do. Go for it!