F Filby83 New member Nov 11, 2015 #1 Hello, i have an ITX board with 16Gb at the moment, are there such a thing as 16Gb DDR modules so i can run 32 Gb ?
Hello, i have an ITX board with 16Gb at the moment, are there such a thing as 16Gb DDR modules so i can run 32 Gb ?
Kilbane Hagrid Look-A-Like Nov 11, 2015 #2 Yes they exist, however, chances are your mobo doesn't support them. I have only seen them for Mac systems.
Yes they exist, however, chances are your mobo doesn't support them. I have only seen them for Mac systems.
Feronix New member Nov 11, 2015 #3 Kilbane said: Yes they exist, however, chances are your mobo doesn't support them. I have only seen them for Mac systems. Click to expand... Might be cause Mac Pros can use ECC RAM (eg for servers) which regular desktops boards don't support. But yes, they do exist and start at around £100 per 16GB DIMM http://tweakers.net/categorie/545/g...fy3gZzw6kwpAFGlXYVG5BtvVJ8fvJvPdUlPOf8quRc_4C Please note that most of these are ECC dimms and likely will not work with your CPU/Motherboard.
Kilbane said: Yes they exist, however, chances are your mobo doesn't support them. I have only seen them for Mac systems. Click to expand... Might be cause Mac Pros can use ECC RAM (eg for servers) which regular desktops boards don't support. But yes, they do exist and start at around £100 per 16GB DIMM http://tweakers.net/categorie/545/g...fy3gZzw6kwpAFGlXYVG5BtvVJ8fvJvPdUlPOf8quRc_4C Please note that most of these are ECC dimms and likely will not work with your CPU/Motherboard.
jimma47 New member Nov 12, 2015 #4 Check your motherboard specs as a lot of them specifically list 16gb max memory. Newer units like the Maximus VIII Impact can go 32gb but that's where I'd start looking. They'd certainly have a premium price as well.
Check your motherboard specs as a lot of them specifically list 16gb max memory. Newer units like the Maximus VIII Impact can go 32gb but that's where I'd start looking. They'd certainly have a premium price as well.