I have an 8 core amd processor and mb capable of over 2GHz ram, but is this ram too tailored for intel.
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I own this ram it is in a AsRock extreme9 motherboard. This ram will work in Intel motherboard with an Intel x79 chip set. The X79 motherboard will have the memory controller on the cpu. The ram will work in other motherboards as well you might try going over to the Corsair web site and running their motherboard/memory configurator that way you can be sure that the ram that you buy is the one that works with your board.
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it might be a bit of an overkill - this RAM overclocks to 1600MHz and max that your Mac supports is 1333MHz.
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It totally depends on your motherboard. You need to find out if your motherboard has the right chipset to accept this processor.
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Yes. As long as your motherboard support the amount of RAM you have. Another thing to look out for is the RAM being too tall for the area around you CPU fan, if the DIMM slots are close to the fan you might want to consider shorter RAM.
1977754
Make sure that your main board accepts this type of RAM and it will work with any processor.
670605
Yes it is. Your motherboard supports the 1600 DDR3 speed and that's all you need. Your processor doesn't matter but your motherboard matters, in order to determine if RAM is compatible with your system.
1944235
The specs say 8GB of RAM. The Intel i7 Processor supports 32GB of RAM. So the 8GB number is one of these four: It's correct and can't be changed. Its a mother board issue and can't be changed, or it could be changed by a jumper on the mother board. Finally it may be BIOS dependent. There was a BIOS update about three weeks ago and no spec changes were published. However, I find it hard to imagine that an i7 processor that can handle 32GB of ram is used and there is no update possible beyond 8GB. We will just have to wait a month or two and see how it shakes out...
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Yes. Configured with 8GB DDR3L 1600MHz (max 16GB) ;2 main memory slots. Both slots are occupied.
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No way. This is an AMD motherboard with a different pin setup than the Intel unit. Sorry.
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It is fine for gaming with at least 8gb of memory I purchased this processor for my sister and it works well. I personally have an A6 Richland black edition 8gb ram Asrock Fm2A88X Extreme 4+, and I run World of tanks on High as well as other games. If you really love AMD, and have the cash to spend Skip the Kivarie, and go strait to Godavari 16gb of ram an MSI board, and an SSD as a gaming drive.
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your first problem is that your running 5 gigahertz of ram.chances are you running ddr2 and you need an even number of RAM. Just because you have the same socket for the processor doesn't mean your motherboard will support it.there's something called Google it's there for your help
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This is a quad core, not 8 core. Intel typically is a little ahead of AMD in terms of innovation, but at this price level, you probably won't be able to see a difference.
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Make sure your D-Core is at least 2.4 GHz. That's part of the requirements to run it.
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Yes. Ram is not CPU specific. My build uses an AMD fx 8150 and I use 16gb of gskill ram (2x8gb). You should be able to buy 16gb for $110-$120
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Maybe. The motherboard supports 1866 MHz without overclocking the CPU (and customizing the BIOS settings to get it to work). The maximum frequency it will support is 2000 MHz, which is obviously lower than 2133. The RAM will PROBABLY run stable at the lower speed of 1866, or 2000 if you overclock the memory controller, but it might also crash your machine. Personally, I would grab 1866 sticks (and overclock them to 2000 if you really want those few extra percentage points of performance). You'll also have a better chance of avoiding any issues.
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Yes. And keep the timing tight thats where you get the performance. I run a Maximus vi hero Intel 4770k, Kingston 2400Hz and time it down to 1866Hz. Best memory sticks I ever had so far
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I am using this ram with this processor, and no problems. I am getting ready to buy 16 GB more to bring my new system up to 32 GB. I am using on a Gigabyte Z87X-UD5H mobo.