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I'm sure there are a lot of boards to choose from. It's going to depend on what you want, and what your price range is. Take a look at this site:http://www.4allmemory.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=faq.details&faq_id=102
That sounds like a Corsair.
Anyway, with densities, you can never know. Its a hit and miss at best. Most thorough and accurate way is to first have a list of what motherboard features you're after, then decide on a deal, and next check its compatibility testing/recommendations and manual for what RAM it allows and not.
Anyway, with densities, you can never know. Its a hit and miss at best. Most thorough and accurate way is to first have a list of what motherboard features you're after, then decide on a deal, and next check its compatibility testing/recommendations and manual for what RAM it allows and not.
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