Will 8gb of drr3 1333 mhz work with already in my pc 2gb of ddr3 also 1333 mhz

[emik.modlik]

So i have 4 gb of ddr3 2x2gb 1333 mhz in my pc gb and im looking to upgrade it , will Kingston Technology KVR1333D3N9/8G 8GB DDR3 1333MHz CL9 DIMM Non ECC Memory Module (yeah i just copied that) work fine ?

 

[camieabz]

Need the motherboard model.

 

[emik.modlik]

Need the motherboard model.

Asus P5P43TD i hope i didnt mention anything wrong im not that good at this stuff

 

[camieabz]

Based on the spec of the motherboard and the RAM, in theory it should work. Four slots, 16GB max (4GB per slot).

The RAM isn't on the QVL list, and I don't see any QVL config with 8GB of RAM, which is a red flag for me. If it's not expensive, and/or you have an understanding vendor, you can buy, try and return if it doesn't work.

If RAM quantity over speed is your priority, there are listings in the QVL of 6GB, which presumably are 3x2GB, but disable the dual channel RAM config. That may be an option, if you can find another 2GB stick that matches your current RAM.

 

[emik.modlik]

Based on the spec of the motherboard and the RAM, in theory it should work. Four slots, 16GB max (4GB per slot).

The RAM isn't on the QVL list, and I don't see any QVL config with 8GB of RAM, which is a red flag for me. If it's not expensive, and/or you have an understanding vendor, you can buy, try and return if it doesn't work.

If RAM quantity over speed is your priority, there are listings in the QVL of 6GB, which presumably are 3x2GB, but disable the dual channel RAM config. That may be an option, if you can find another 2GB stick that matches your current RAM.

I just looked the QVL list and i didnt find any 4096 mb card which come in one (not in a kit) so that means i can only get max of 8gb of ram because the highest amount of ram in one card on the QVL list is 2048 and 6144 in a kit of three ?

 

[camieabz]

Yup, pretty much. To be fair, the chipset is 10 years old. 4GB of DDR3 was pretty fancy in 2008.