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Hey thanks. I already looked at the manual and it wasn't on the list. But seeing your reply made me go to Kingston's site. They have a great website and it says it is compatible.
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| Dunkel wrote : Hey thanks. I already looked at the manual and it wasn't on the list. But seeing your reply made me go to Kingston's site. They have a great website and it says it is compatible.
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Always best to check the RAM mfg site for compatibility because the mobo mfgs simply can't test all RAM. When a mfg talks about RAM compatibility, they mean they've tested it. It doesn't mean there isn't other RAM that will work.
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