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Conflict in RAM

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Since I'm thinking on building a computer, the CPU I chose was the Intel Core i7-4790K and online it said that it takes DDR3 RAM. The motherboard I was thinking of going with is the Asus Maximus VI Formula or the Maximus VI Extreme. The VI Extreme has DDR4 RAM slots and I am not sure which to choose. I'm also not much of a expert in building as this will possibly be my first build.

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Dude you can't put a LGA 1150 in a 2011-3 socket you just can't that is one of your problems.

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DDR4 Is only on X99... Either go with a 5820K, or with the Formula...

 

Also may I recommend Pcpartpicker.com. It checks incompatibilities automatically.

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