Check compatibility with your motherboard's specifications.
Check compatibility with your motherboard's specifications.
Hey there! You're thinking about upgrading your RAM for your PC. Your current setup has 4x2GB, but one module isn't working. You're considering 2x4GB or 1x8GB options. Since your motherboard is the ASUS Maximus Extreme with DDR3 support, it's important to check compatibility. The 240-pin DDR3 DIMM banking info might be a bit confusing—make sure the new RAM matches the slot type and speed requirements. Double-check with your motherboard manual or manufacturer site for exact specifications.
Which CPU model are you running? The Maximus Extreme series from ASUS supports DDR3, yet compatibility varies depending on Intel's CPU generation and socket type.
your cpu runs at 3.00gHz with an intel core2 extreme q6850 and you're using the asus maximus extreme board. here’s the link to the board details: https://motherboarddb.com/motherboards/546/ROG Maximus Extreme/
The system can handle up to 8GB of storage. The optimal setup reaches 4 units at 2GB each.
I've noticed some users employing 4x 4GB modules, though the device isn't officially approved for 4GB sticks, so results can vary. A few may succeed while others might not.