Latest intel chipset that works with ddr3 PV38G213C1K?

[Ryzenuser19]

Patriot Memory PV38G213C1K (8 GB, DDR3 RAM, 2133 MHz) I got 2 8gb kits from a friend.

what's the latest compatible Intel chipset I haven't followed Intel since the ryzen hype. But I figure id build a rig using a Asus tuff armoured mobo if there's one available.

[Electronics Wizardy]

some 1151 systems support it(well kinda, it wants ddr3l)

 

1150 was the last with full support for ddr3.

 

Id just sell the ram and not build a old system these days

 

[Sir0Tek]

You want a mainboard with 4 slots where you can utilise the ram to its settings. Lucky for you it runs 2133 at 1.5v, with no need to increase voltages.

Latest socket (Intel) that allows for ddr3 was lga 1151 (the old one) but I don't know if there's any mainboard exceeding ddr3 1600. On lga 1150 you can get Z87/Z97 mainboards which would allow to go beyond ddr3 1600.

 

On the other hand, you could set up a media-pc based on fm2, the apus love this ddr3 memory.

[Ryzenuser19]

1 minute ago, Sir0Tek said:

You want a mainboard with 4 slots where you can utilise the ram to its settings. Lucky for you it runs 2133 at 1.5v, with no need to increase voltages.

Latest socket (Intel) that allows for ddr3 was lga 1151 (the old one) but I don't know if there's any mainboard exceeding ddr3 1600. On lga 1150 you can get Z87/Z97 mainboards which would allow to go beyond ddr3 1600.

Actually supports 7-9 gen Intel chipsets 

[Sir0Tek]

4 minutes ago, Ryzenuser19 said:

Actually supports 7-9 gen Intel chipsets 

But on h/q it wouldn't get above ddr3 1600, and gen 7 is socket 1155, on the desktop.

[Ryzenuser19]

6 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

some 1151 systems support it(well kinda, it wants ddr3l)

 

1150 was the last with full support for ddr3.

 

Id just sell the ram and not build a old system these days

 

I don't use Intel as a main pc but I'm building rigs while I have access to large amounts of used parts without any cost perse. Some might have a price depending on value.

[Ryzenuser19]

Just now, Sir0Tek said:

But on h/q it wouldn;t get above ddr3 1600, and gen 7 is socket 1155.

Well in ivy bridge days I used my z77 sabertooth.

[Sir0Tek]

1 minute ago, Ryzenuser19 said:

Well in ivy bridge days I used my z77 sabertooth.

Yes, it's gen 7 lga 1155, you've asked for the latest chipset supporting your ddr3-2133.

[Ryzenuser19]

2 minutes ago, Ryzenuser19 said:

Well in ivy bridge days I used my z77 sabertooth.

So I could use a z97 Asus tuf thermal armour board with a i5 5600x?

[Ryzenuser19]

1 minute ago, Sir0Tek said:

Yes, it's gen 7 lga 1155.

So I could use a z97 Asus tuf thermal armour board with a i5 5600x?

[Sir0Tek]

6 minutes ago, Ryzenuser19 said:

So I could use a z97 Asus tuf thermal armour board with a i5 5600x?

Err, what 5600x? for z87/z97 you'll need a haswell, gen 4, or for example the i5 5675C.

[Ryzenuser19]

3 minutes ago, Sir0Tek said:

Err, what 5600x? for z87/z97 you'll need a haswell, gen 4, or for example the i5 5675C.

I figured broadwell would work too.

[Sir0Tek]

6 minutes ago, Ryzenuser19 said:

I figured broadwell would work too.

Which is the i5 5675C.

[Kisai]

1 hour ago, Ryzenuser19 said:

Patriot Memory PV38G213C1K (8 GB, DDR3 RAM, 2133 MHz) I got 2 8gb kits from a friend.

what's the latest compatible Intel chipset I haven't followed Intel since the ryzen hype. But I figure id build a rig using a Asus tuff armoured mobo if there's one available.

Haswell, Z87/Z97 chipset, and those chipsets only work with the 4th generation chips.

 

 

[Kisai]

21 minutes ago, Ryzenuser19 said:

I figured broadwell would work too.

There's no broadwell desktop chips.

[Sir0Tek]

1 minute ago, Kisai said:

There's no broadwell desktop chips.

There is, the I5 5675C/I7 5775C. Somewhat expensive...

[Kisai]

3 minutes ago, Sir0Tek said:

There is, the I5 5675C/I7 5775C. Somewhat expensive...

Which wouldn't make it worth it just to salvage DDR3 ram.

[Sir0Tek]

1 minute ago, Kisai said:

Which wouldn't make it worth it just to salvage DDR3 ram.

That doesn't make them go away. The decision if it does makes sense is on TS only.

[Ryzenuser19]

On 2/25/2020 at 8:24 AM, Sir0Tek said:

That doesn't make them go away. The decision if it does makes sense is on TS only.

I actually just needed up throwing it in my z77 sabertooth folding pc