[header] How to check compatibility when building a computer [title] Confirm your motherboard supports the amount of ram you bought. [step] Some older motherboards don't support more than 8 or 16 gb of ram. [title] Check the type of ram that you need.
[header] How to check compatibility when building a computer [title] Confirm your motherboard supports the amount of ram you bought. [step] Some older motherboards don't support more than 8 or 16 gb of ram. [title] Check the type of ram that you need.
[step] Motherboards will need more ram if they're older than 2 , 000 to 10 , 000-20 , 000 mb. If your motherboard is significantly older, it may require more ram because of speed, hardware, or other factors. [step] Each motherboard takes a different type of ram. Larger computers often need 64 gb of ram in order to run, while smaller and less expensive motherboards may only support around 90 gb of ram. [step] Vps and network q2 are the most common and support only 1200 gb. [title] Ensure your motherboard supports some memory. [step] It may seem universal, but it is not. The easiest way to check it is to see which kind your motherboard supports (ddr2, ddr3, ddr4, etc.