Knowing the maximum RAM capacity is very important when we want to replace the RAM that is compatible with the motherboard. The motherboard has limited support capacity of RAM or memory, which needs to pay attention to the number of RAM slots, types of RAM used, and also the typical or architecture of the motherboard used. For motherboards with a capacity limit of up to 8 GB of RAM, then you can not use or install RAM on the motherboard that has a large capacity from it, then what happens is unreadable capacity, and allows the unstable system or even system instability to run even crash.
To know the maximum capacity of RAM that support with Motherboard there are 3 ways:
Checking the manual
How to Know Max RAM Support The first motherboard can be done to perform the maximum memory check supported by the motherboard is to check the motherboard manual that is included on the package seller. The manul's book besides contains a motherboard installation guide, troubleshooting, also contains technical information and motherboard specifications, peripheral support, and external memory-specific support.
Checking Via Website Vendor Motherboard
Further checking can be done by visiting the web vendor of the motherboard. The trick is to visit the web, and search for related products either through the navigation menu or search box provided by the web. Almost all motherboard vendors provide detailed information on their motherboard products, complete with specifications, link support, and drivers.
With Check Bit types are used
How to Know Max RAM Support This latest motherboard, can be done by checking the version of windows operating system used, whether Windows type 32 bit or windows type 64 bit. Windows has limited RAM capacity that can be checked. If you install a RAM that exceeds the allowed capacity limit, then that extra capacity will not be read in the window and certainly will not work. This is determined from the windows system whether 32-bit or 64-bit. To check Windows whether 32-bit or 64-bit can be done in the following way:
To know the maximum capacity of RAM that support with Motherboard there are 3 ways:
Checking the manual
How to Know Max RAM Support The first motherboard can be done to perform the maximum memory check supported by the motherboard is to check the motherboard manual that is included on the package seller. The manul's book besides contains a motherboard installation guide, troubleshooting, also contains technical information and motherboard specifications, peripheral support, and external memory-specific support.
Checking Via Website Vendor Motherboard
Further checking can be done by visiting the web vendor of the motherboard. The trick is to visit the web, and search for related products either through the navigation menu or search box provided by the web. Almost all motherboard vendors provide detailed information on their motherboard products, complete with specifications, link support, and drivers.
With Check Bit types are used
How to Know Max RAM Support This latest motherboard, can be done by checking the version of windows operating system used, whether Windows type 32 bit or windows type 64 bit. Windows has limited RAM capacity that can be checked. If you install a RAM that exceeds the allowed capacity limit, then that extra capacity will not be read in the window and certainly will not work. This is determined from the windows system whether 32-bit or 64-bit. To check Windows whether 32-bit or 64-bit can be done in the following way:
- Enter system properties, right-click Computer icon, then click Properties;
- 32-bit has 4 GB of RAM support (for all versions), 64-bit has 128 GB of RAM support (Windows 10 Home) up to 2 TB (Windows 10 Enterprise, Pro).
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