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Ive been looking around about the ASUS A8N32 SLI Deluxe and I cant seem to find anywere what RAM is compatible with it? even on the ASUS website any help?

Hope this helps

Item Code :  MBA-A8N32SLID
Item :  Asus A8N32-SLI Deluxe S939, PCI-E, SATA2, GBLan, 1394,5.1Snd
Brand/Model :  Asus A8N32 SLI Deluxe
Chipset :  NVIDIA nForce4 SLI X16  
FSB :  
CPU Socket :  Socket 939  
Max. CPU Without Bios Update :  
Max. CPU With Bios Update :  
Memory Type :  4 DIMM Dual DDR 400/333/266 non-ECC memory  
Maximum Memory :  4GB  
Max. Memory Speed :  DDR 400/333/266  
IDE Channels :  
S-ATA Channels :  
IDE Raid :  
S-ATA Raid :  RAID 0, 1, 0+1, 5 and JBOD  
Graphics Slot :  PCI-Express x16  
No. of PCI Slots :  2xPCI-Ex16, 1xPCI-Ex4 3x PCI  
USB2.0 :  10  
Firewire :  Yes  
LAN :  Dual Gigabit LAN  
VGA :  
Sound :  
PS/2 Ports :  Mouse / Keyboard  
Parralel Port :  1  
Serial Port(s) :  
Form Factor :  ATX  
Bundled Software :  
Additional Features :  
Overclocking Features :  intelligent CPU frequency tuner  
Weight (kg) :  2.00
Price :  

In a nutshell any ram from PC-3200 ~ PC-4000 will work fine.

However I suggest that you build a conroe system. Your not building increadably soon if I remember right, so why not just build a conroe. Also 939 is offically a dead socket. AMD has already stopped manufacture of some of the chips, and the rest will come to an end by the end of '07. My advice if you want to go AMD is going to be an AM2 system.

Cheers
Cameron

whats a conroe?

A conroe is the newest chip from intel that I have been boasting about for the last few months.

Liiks alot like this

Amazing processers.

Cheers
Cameron

A conroe is the newest chip from intel that I have been boasting about for the last few months.

Liiks alot like this

Amazing processers.

Cheers
Cameron

Why? Do you own one?

Oh really , CT, you really shouldn't be whoring yourself to a bit of silicon.  ;)
Do you need a welding helmet to look at the chip whilst it's operating, after all , it is Intel.  ;D

Oh really , CT, you really shouldn't be whoring yourself to a bit of silicon.  ;)
Do you need a welding helmet to look at the chip whilst it's operating, after all , it is Intel.  ;D

Boca I suggest you do some resurch before making statements such as this. Maximum PC benchmarked a Core 2 Duo Extreem, and found that under a Zalman CNPS-9500 with the fan off mind you, that they couldn't get it above 47*C.

The only Intel chips that run excessively hot are the prescott core. Everything else runs nice and cool. Infact the Core 2 Duo and Core 2 Solo give AMD a run for their money in the cool running relm

@cheesegrater: Give me about a good 3 months.

Cheers
Cameron

I dunno I got a Northwood and it runs in the 50s.

I dunno I got a Northwood and it runs in the 50s.

Then you might have done something wrong, cus my old 2.4 northwood never got above 51*C load. And that was in a dell, so I don't know whats going on there.

Cheers
Cameron