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I just can not find out if a LGA 1151 CPU (i7 6700k) can support ddr4 3000mhz ram 4 channel if the motherboard supports it!!!

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1 minute ago, loggan88 said:

I just can not find out if a LGA 1151 CPU (i7 6700k) can support ddr4 3000mhz ram 4 channel if the motherboard supports it!!!

It supports 3000Mhz ram.

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3 minutes ago, loggan88 said:

I just can not find out if a LGA 1151 CPU (i7 6700k) can support ddr4 3000mhz ram 4 channel if the motherboard supports it!!!

It will support a kit of 4 sticks if the motherboard has 4 slots. It will run fine.

 

But it will be run as dual channel because the CPU itself can only do 2 channels.

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So is there any LGA 1151 CPU that supports 4 channel ram ?

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So is there any LGA 1151 CPU that supports 4 channel ram ?

There are no LGA1151 motherboards or CPUs that support quad channel. You'd need to move up to X99 for quad channel (not that it makes any real world difference compared to dual channel)

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Just now, loggan88 said:

So is there any LGA 1151 CPU that supports 4 channel ram ?

All LGA 1151 support 4 sticks of ram, but they only support dual channel. That being the bandwidth, not the number of sticks.

 

only X99 supports quad channel ram (bandwidth) not amount of sticks which is 4 - 8 for X99

 

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no, but RAM speed doesn't matter anymore

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2 minutes ago, RadiatingLight said:

no, but RAM speed doesn't matter anymore

800 MHZ ddr2 was just as fast as my 1600 DDR3. 
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Ok thanks guy I will get duel channel ram (2x8gb) 16gb ddr4 3000mhz. I LOVE THIS FORUM PAGE..... every one is so helpful ?????????

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