•Support Dual Channel DDR2 533/667/800/1066(1066 by AM2+ CPU) MHz
•2 x DDR2 DIMM Memory Slot
•Max. Supports up to 8GB Memory
It says it supports it, but there is always the slight chance, you will buy incompatible RAM. This is a risk everyone takes when they buy RAM. The best thing you can do is stick to NAME BRAND RAM and stay away from unknown brands. These are the brands I would recommend:
Corsair
Patriot
OCZ
Geil (expensive!)
Mushkin (even more expensive!)
There is always the chance that the motherboard will reject even the best RAM so all you can do is purchase RAM of the best quality you can afford, and then install and test it. 95% of the time, as long as you follow this recommendation, you will be ok. It is VERY rare indeed to find any of the RAM a motherboard qualifies for because usually, the RAM that qualifies was a kind of BETA RAM or it might have been whatever the motherboard company had sitting around in R&D at the time...so those qualifying lists are basically meaningless.
I have wasted a lot of time in the past trying to get qualifying RAM right on down to the serial numbers and lot numbers, and its impossible...nearly!
Now if you are going to overclock, just be sure you get the lowest CAS LATENCY timed PAIRED RAM set available. The operating system can often times be a more tricky problem then the hardware compatiblity itself.