Corsair RAM

[jimmybass1]

Does Corsair do 8gb Ram cards so I can get 8 for this motherboard.

http://uk.asus.com/Motherboards/Intel_Socket_1366/P6X58DE/#specifications

If not who does

Thanks

 

[Perturabo]

Not entirely clear on what you are asking. That board only has space for 6 ram modules so you cant get 8. Also it supports a maximum of 24 Gb so if you completely fill all the slots you will have to use 4 Gb sticks.

Is that what you are asking though? 8 sticks of 8 Gb ram is a crazy amount.

But yes Corsair do make 8 Gb sticks. Have a look on a retailer's webiste.

 

[jimmybass1]

sorry pasted the wrong link

http://uk.asus.com/Motherboards/Intel_Socket_2011/P9X79_DELUXE/

I have this thing, if the motherboard will accept 64Gb RAM then I HAVE to fill all the slots, im mad I know. Also if the mother board is blue then the RAM has to be blue and accessories that kind of thing, a little OCD perhaps

Thanks anyway

 

[jamesriley94]

It's seriously stupid and a massive waste of money mate...

You could get something like http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=MY-073-PA
But you'll start struggling more and more to overclock your processor or get the RAM stable with that much in it. You'd be better off just going with 16gb - 4x4gb modules...
Really no need for any more.

Do you already have the motherboard? and what do you use the computer for?

 

[jimmybass1]

No i havnt got the MB yet, your right about the RAM it will be for gaming and 3D rendering and music recording, storage centre, i wanted a bigger MB to fill all the slots on the back of a Corsair 800D, I cant afford a new core i7 just thinking of ideas.

 

[yassarikhan786]

You could also use part of the RAM as a RAM disk

 

[Goldskis45]

No motherboard, wanting insane amount of ram... but can't afford i7?
Sounds like another when I win the lottery thread to me...

Anyway, yes they do have 8GB sticks... just go to their website and search in the memory section... What ever happened to basic research?

 

[airdeano]

ok, lemme see if i got this right...

already has 800D case, wants to fill the 7 pci slots of case with a motherboard?
and choosing an enthusiasts class mainboard? gold, i think you are right on this
one.

jimmy, what processor/motherboard are you using, now?

airdeano