my bios says 1600mhz, when i put this memory in will it read 1600 or will i have to set it.
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it will automatically set itself to 16000mhz, but do not buy this product,it is cheaply made and mine has died out very quickly!
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I really think it depends on your motherboard... I put them in a gigabyte z87x-ud7 TH and I had to set my board to profile 1, that seemed to have something to do with the ram...
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Greetings,Memory installed in this motherboard will operate at 1066MHz, so you can install a 1333MHz or 1600MHz DIMM; either will operate at 1066MHz.Best regards,MITXPC
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I have that mobo. It works. Just change the clock speed to 1866 in the bios and this s*** will be blazing fast.
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Probably yes. However, depends of your motherboard. Make sure that your BIOS is able to set the exactly timings of this RAM and hold the OC (technically this is a 1600Mhz running from factory @2133, so, your mobo must be good), otherwise you will have blue screen of death all the time.
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Use OC profile 1 at your bios... it will automatically configure to use 2400 MHz Ram speed..
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Yes. I have a very similar setup. I have a mid z87-gd65 and I an running this memory. Plus you can go into bios and set the memory speed correctly.
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Hello, The speed they run at out of the box will depend on your motherboard and BIOS settings. More than likely, they will default to 1333Mhz. These modules do have a XMP (Xtreme Memory Profile?) profile. This is basically a preset configuration that tells your BIOS what speed and voltages to run at. Simply boot into your BIOS, browse to your Memory configuration page, and select the XMP profile for these modules. They should set their speed, timings, and voltages appropriately.
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Hi Jason,The DRAM Voltage can be adjusted in the BIOS of your system. The default specification of the memory is 1.5V and the XMP 1600 profile runs at 1.65V. So it should be able to run at 1.65V without an issue. Although, there is no guarantee that it will work properly with other RAM.Thank you for using HyperX memory.-Jewel @ HyperX Technical Support
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It looks like your motherboard uses DDR3, but only supports up to 1333 mhz; these would be overkill, as your ram would downclock from 1866 mhz to 1333 mhz, so save yourself some money and buy the cheaper 1333 mhz ram
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No, that does not sound right. I typically use 16xxMHz RAM with no problem. never wen higher than that on these boards.
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I'm not really good at answering that question I am using my memory on an Asus z87 deluxe duos pushed to 2400
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does support perfectly, just have to set in the bios of the motherboard the memory speed to run at 2133 mhz
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Look at he timings for AMD memory sold as 1866Mhz. I would try them first. They should be a lower latency.
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John M1 is right. If you have a Factory Computer especially. The BIOS is very limited and may not even have an adjustment for the Ram. However..having said that I inserted a 16gb (4 stick) Corsair kit into a Gateway and it worked great at 1333mhz. Even tho..Gateway said 8GB was the limit. I could not however, change the speed or settings of the ram.
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It will scale the speed of the memory down to the Lowest Common Denominator.Unless you overclock, the memory speed will be 1066MHz. if you overclock, you'll be able to adjust things more for your liking. Overclocking is dangerous and can brick your equipment leaving you no warranty.
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Yes. Additionally, if you have any issues with the 10600 sticks, set the to a RAM speed to 1333MHz in the BIOS.
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It is...but when I set my mobo's configuration for 2400 MHz RAM, it failed...It defaulted to 1333 MHz, barely half of what is claimed.