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EVGA p67 sli supports 32 gb ram?

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2017/11/20 17:22:56 (permalink)

hi i would like to know if my evga p67 sli supports 32gb ram. in the specifications it says that it supports up to 16GB. I currently have 2x4gb and I want to upgrade to 4x8gb. I have the last bios r22. help please 
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    Re: EVGA p67 sli supports 32 gb ram? 2017/11/21 04:11:40 (permalink)
    Contact EVGA customer support for assistance

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    Re: EVGA p67 sli supports 32 gb ram? 2017/11/21 07:05:00 (permalink)
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    hi i would like to know if my evga p67 sli supports 32gb ram. in the specifications it says that it supports up to 16GB. I currently have 2x4gb and I want to upgrade to 4x8gb. I have the last bios r22. help please 


    No. EVGA's p67 only supports up to 4gb modules, with 16gb total in board.

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    Re: EVGA p67 sli supports 32 gb ram? 2017/11/21 10:01:10 (permalink)
    nilson770

    hi i would like to know if my evga p67 sli supports 32gb ram. in the specifications it says that it supports up to 16GB. I currently have 2x4gb and I want to upgrade to 4x8gb. I have the last bios r22. help please 


    I suppose I should ask why you want to upgrade to 32GB?

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    Re: EVGA p67 sli supports 32 gb ram? 2017/11/21 13:23:03 (permalink)

    if I want to have 32 gb ram on this motherboard.
    I do not want to lose my money if it does not support 8ggb modules
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    Re: EVGA p67 sli supports 32 gb ram? 2017/11/21 14:32:33 (permalink)
    Supports up to 16GB means it only supports up to 16GB. 32GB isn't going to work.


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    Re: EVGA p67 sli supports 32 gb ram? 2017/11/24 15:44:05 (permalink)
    Try it and see. Most can handle beyond what they specify. You might have to run the ram at a lower speed though
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