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Discussion in 'Hardware' started by Ajaan01, Dec 23, 2006.

Ajaan01 Private E-2

Hello,

I have a K8M Neo-v motherboard from MSI, I was told it would not take High Density memory.

Is this true, if so how do you know exactly?

Thank you.

Ajaan01, Dec 23, 2006

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nitecrawler Guest

No, this is not true.

Basically, High density RAM = higher amounts of memory capabilities on a single module (stick).

The motherboard you list is capable of accepting 1 gig modules of DDR400 (at a maximum of 2 gigs total).

This is considered high density RAM...

http://www.shopping.com/xPF-MSI-K8M...-up-to-DDR400~r-1~CLT-INTR~RFR-www.google.com

Regards...

nitecrawler, Dec 23, 2006

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Ajaan01 Private E-2

Can anyone else confirm this its not that I dont trust the above information but I want to be sure I get the memory right or it will be costly.

Could anyone give a better explanation as well.

Ajaan01, Dec 24, 2006

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reddc Private E-2

Hi how do I find out what my motherboard is as I need new drivers, thanks?

reddc, Dec 30, 2007

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