MSI P55 GD 85 ram compatibility
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Please scan the MSI test results here http://eu.msi.com/file/test_report/TR10_1977.pdf
From that list you should be able to find a suitable set.
Also see the mem modules in my signature. These Crucial memory modules have shown consistent good results by all that have used them on this forum on the P/H55 platforms and come highly recommended.
Although they are 1333 modules, I have mine running at 1600 9.9.9.24 24/7 under full load.
Please scan the MSI test results here http://eu.msi.com/file/test_report/TR10_1977.pdf
From that list you should be able to find a suitable set.
Also see the mem modules in my signature. These Crucial memory modules have shown consistent good results by all that have used them on this forum on the P/H55 platforms and come highly recommended.
Although they are 1333 modules, I have mine running at 1600 9.9.9.24 24/7 under full load.
Using a P55 GD85 (BIOS 1.4) with Win Seven Ultimate 64
MSI GTX 460 CYCLONE OC x2 (sli)
I7 870 3.56Ghz
Western Digital WDC WD1500HLFS-01G6U1 139GB x6
LC POWER ARKANGEL 850W
+3.3V : 30 A
+ 5 V : 28 A
+ 12 V : 18 A
- 12 V : 0.8 A
+ 5.5 V Sb : 3 A
Hope i'm not missing anything
I don't find any of the 3 ram kit from kingston
KHX1600C9D3K2/8GX
KHX1600C9D3X2K2/4GX
KHX1600C9D3X2K2/8GX
On your PDF
Does it mean it won't work corectly ? Or nobdy tried and i'll do a crash test, sorta?
Regards
MSI GTX 460 CYCLONE OC x2 (sli)
I7 870 3.56Ghz
Western Digital WDC WD1500HLFS-01G6U1 139GB x6
LC POWER ARKANGEL 850W
+3.3V : 30 A
+ 5 V : 28 A
+ 12 V : 18 A
- 12 V : 0.8 A
+ 5.5 V Sb : 3 A
Hope i'm not missing anything
I don't find any of the 3 ram kit from kingston
KHX1600C9D3K2/8GX
KHX1600C9D3X2K2/4GX
KHX1600C9D3X2K2/8GX
On your PDF
Does it mean it won't work corectly ? Or nobdy tried and i'll do a crash test, sorta?
Regards
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No, it means that MSI did not test them on that board. If you start your machine with only one module installed for a start and then manually adjust that in your BIOS to a typical 1333 speed at 9.9.9.24 timings at 1,5V, they should work. You can then add the other stick afterwards. Once you have that stable, then you can start experimenting with higher speeds.