Motherboard that actually supports 4GB RAM

[hausdave]

Many motherboards show in their specs that they support up to 4GB of RAM Max but when you read reviews on the board itself you find that the board in question does not run stable with all DIMM slots occupied. Does anyone know first-hand of a board that does indeed run strong with 4GB if RAM?

 

[Heidfirst]

both Abit AN8 32X & AT8 32X claim support for 8GB as does the KN8 series.
Running 4 DIMMs isn't a problem apart from the CPU's memory controller will probably default to DDR333 & 2T as per AMD spec..

 

[hausdave]

thanks a million

 

[EatSpam]

I have an Asus P5MT-M - socket 775, with Presler support. I have 4x 1gig PC5400 DDR2 DIMMs. It recognizes all 4GB and is very stable. I haven't rebooted that system since I built it.

 

[Pens1566]

Supporting 4GB isn't a MB thing, its an OS problem.

 

[ProviaFan]

With my ASUS A8N-E and 4 1GB DIMMs, Windows XP Pro only sees 3GB (in other words, that's the total RAM that the system can use - not related to the 2GB per process limit). Windows XP x64, on the other hand, can use all 4GB with no problem.