Their site makes no mention of a limit on capacity.
Well, they mention 32GB max, but since DDR3 can't do modules bigger than 8GB it's a non-issue.
That said, it's perfectly possible that specific kit or brand is simply incompatible with that board.
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Originally Posted by frau kaleun
That looks to me like the board should support all your RAM but why wouldn't they test it for the maximum? Did they not have a 64-bit copy of Windows on hand? That just seems odd. |
8GB modules haven't been around that long. Either they didn't have any to test with or they simply didn't exist at the time.