I wouldn't be getting a DDR3 mobo for any Skylake or above as the high voltage of the RAM may damage the CPU and shorten it's life span.
Some MOBO's company claim that some of their mobos are capable of running DDR3 + 6th gen and not present danger whatsoever to the CPU but i don't really believe it...
I wouldn't be getting a DDR3 mobo for any Skylake or above as the high voltage of the RAM may damage the CPU and shorten it's life span.
Some MOBO's company claim that some of their mobos are capable of running DDR3 + 6th gen and not present danger whatsoever to the CPU but i don't really believe it...
As said above, Skylake only officially supports DDR3L (low voltage DDR3, 1.35V), not normal 1.5V DDR3. It will likely work with 1.5V DDR3, but according to Intel you risk damaging the integrated memory controller by doing so.