What is the maximum amount of RAM supported by the processor?

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Cyril2015-09-10 07:43:41

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Cyril, 2015-09-10 07:43:41

What is the maximum amount of RAM supported by the DualCore Celeron E1500 processor? I can't find it at all.

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386DX, 2015-09-10
@belyaevcyrill

In general, earlier the RAM controller was part of the system logic of the motherboard (chipset), and after Core2 duo it was transferred to the processor, so the max amount of Intel memory on the site began to be written for processors, not for chipsets.
For the DualCore Celeron E1500, the controller is built into the motherboard, respectively, which motherboard (chipset) you will find, 4 gigabytes, 8 maximum, if I am not mistaken. Specifically, google chipset specs for socket 775. taking into account the specifications for the E1500
The memory itself can also be different, 2 and 4 rank, for example. Rank 4 is worse (2 times fewer modules with the same number of memory chips can be installed at the same time)
I wrote all this in my old messages, the problem is that it's all scattered over a dozen different comments on the toaster, and I'm too lazy to look.
User writes well about memory www.linux.org.ru/people/Zubok/profile from
lore www.linux.org.ru/forum/linux-hardware/11931744?las...
www.linux.org.ru/forum/ linux-hardware/11750513
I'm simplistic compared to it, just googling specs and configurators like www.crucial.com/usa/en/compatible-upgrade-for/Acer...
and that's enough for me for now

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chupasaurus, 2015-09-10
@chupasaurus

Can address 2^36=64Gb ( datasheet , page 64), but compatible chipsets do not support more than 8Gb.

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sim3x, 2015-09-10
@sim3x

You were correctly pointed out that there will be more problems with finding an MB that will support more than 8/16 GB
Look at the mother and be guided by her