Buy module memory

Kol55
Yes, should fit. Can take the memory and nimble (for overclocking).
I hope you know that it's time to put the kits in pairs (in pairs for 2-channel systems). If the system memory is then possible compatibility issues.

Ryazancev
Memory is of course,we do not sell in pairs. Ie no kit

Kol55
This is very bad. It was necessary to clarify in the first post. You may experience compatibility issues of memory even if you set the same timings, voltage and command rate (found, but not often).
The memory chips (not strips) should be identical for normal compatibility.
If you take in the store, you can return in case of incompatibility.

Ryazancev
I sistemnik will bring them pusay check. There will be problems refuse pokupki

Kol55
Over a bottle of brandy and a system unit to dig deeper in the warranty Department, and if not, just send nafig (most likely). Take it on Board. People are different everywhere you work, and the time is now.
There is need to equalize the timings, etc., to test (and this time)!

Ryazancev
Oh,like you have in Russia. We have a softer

Kol55 wrote:
...I haven't found where to write a question about PC components...
Bad looking - in your subject better to write this section of the forum:
http://forums.playground.ru/hardware/ram/
...we do not sell in pairs. That is, there is no set
Set (the so-called kit) the best option, but if it is not possible to buy one, you can buy just the same modules. But it is better if they are from the same batch (same date of issue), and ideally with serial numbers following each other. I have 4 of the same module (the same party) are working more than one year (though not kirovskie) - for the time changed the motherboard and the modules remained the same.
Oh, like you have in Russia. We have a softer
First, where are you ? - if the conversation turns to the topic of statehood, clarify (for example): ...we (name of country) softer. Secondly, and here want to say you have all the shops of the country, for all customers are exactly the same (i.e., sure) ? As for me, it all depends on the individual store and sellers in it are normal, there are who do not understand. In a previous post it was written:
Ryazancev wrote:
...People are different everywhere you work...
On topic:
The first thing you better pay attention when buying memory modules to the motherboard or Vice motherboard memory (I had that) - the compatibility of the modules with this Board. It is better to go to the website of the motherboard manufacturer and look for a list of compatible modules. If you are planning to buy is in the list - the likelihood that it will work without problems is greatly increased. If not - ask sellers to test for compatibility.
My example (to talk about the attitude of sellers, etc.):
16 GB DDR3 (config in the profile) I have left from the last build to save decided to throw it to a newer motherboard. Went to the manufacturer's website, looked at the list, made sure that my modules it contains, but decided to play it safe. Went to the store talked to the sellers - for a small fee (people also need to understand - what sense to mess with you without personal gain), before you buy, I gathered stand: motherboard and processor (which I was planning to buy) connected to my PSU, put his cooler, monitor, etc. (everything you need for the test) - I only brought home one of the four modules of your RAM stick with Memtest-Ohm and latest version of firmware (to upgrade, if the mother is older). All Packed, checked the firmware (was the last) and ran Memtest-Ohm. The house added another 3 modules, since sit on this build - problems with the RAM was not, by the way as on the previous motherboard (it also bought, after checking the list).

SonyK.
The list is nice, but most often the list is released to the production date of the motherboard and is no longer updating it. I list this nurse looked at it and there is a very old model http://www.gigabyte.ru/products/page/mb/ga-b75m-d3vrev_10#support-doc. Then (at that time) even line this memory came up. Ie compatibility list for 12 year and model of this fury 15 years (based on manufacturer documentation).
How to write the techies: guaranteed compatible memory (100%) happens only in sets (whales) that the manufacturer tested. And it is not recommended to buy the same modules individually with different date of production, because the chips on them may vary (different batches of chips can be).
Therefore, the best test is necessary. Can be at home, to save, and then to return (in case of incompatibility). You can call the store and ask how best to do (I always do).

Ryazancev
I personally think that GA-B75-D3V (Rev. 1.1)...
Спойлерhttp://www.gigabyte.ru/products/page/mb/ga-b75m-d3vrev_11#support-doc
...more like what the author wrote:
...GA-BA75-D3V v1.0.1...
Probably got a typo - this name does not find the search engines and on the manufacturer's website is exactly the model is not visible. Although the issue of testing, I absolutely agree: it is better to do it immediately, regardless of whether there are these modules in the compatibility list or not. Even if such was tested by the manufacturer, not guarantee that are not purchased are defective or damaged through improper storage / transportation.

SonyK.
Ryazancev
Thanks for the comments,I'll see what I can do. But I do not pokarmanu two modules. On this purchase possible will cancel

Kol55 wrote:
...I can't afford two modules...
And where does the 2 modules ? - planned to buy 1, buy. If saving money will go and add different modules to each other. Only we must remember that such a bundle will work on the characteristics of the less productive of the modules.

SonyK.
I know what will work at a frequency of 1 module. But I Panteley hit whales,then there is consistency. Little did robotag will not be in the spirit of the channel regime. And you get that thrown to the wind money

Kol55 wrote:
...You never know won't work in dual channel mode. And get that thrown to the wind money...
Why just the wind ?
Even if there is a 2-channel mode (which is still to be checked), the system performance must still increase due to more RAM. When I changed the memory in the computer, took 2 laths on 4 GB (PC3-12800), while I already had 2 laths on 2 GB (PC3-10600) - put them together in the same color slots: 2*2 slots of the same color, 2*4 in the other slots. The result was a volume of 12 GB (strap worked fine but of course on the lowest frequency - 1333), but since there was money in reserve, decided to buy 2 more modules of 4GB (all were the same). To be honest, I don't remember seeing any active 2-channel mode when the build (12 GB) - looked in CPU-Z, but forgot (and the screens didn't)...

Well,thank you for the clarification. View )