This memory is supported in this Board and configuration? Asus Maximus IV Extreme rev. 3.0, Intel Core i7-2700K, GeForce GTX 660 OC. Thanks.
1413355
I think it should work, these memories are for all standard motherboards so I think you won't have any problem with them.
1413356
out of 3 modules i have purchased 2 ended up being faulty so i do not recommend this memory. Buy corsair vengeance.
267837
I checked the Intel site and it that board does not appear to support that processor check http://www.intel.com/support/motherboards/server/sb/cs-012668.htm
1538878
It should be. I believe you are referring to the memory here. It is just that if you wanna use memory higher than 2133 Mhz you're gonna have to... in ROG lingo, "tweak" your motherboard.
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Support for DDR3 3000(O.C.) / 2933(O.C.) / 2800(O.C.) / 2666(O.C.) / 2600(O.C.) / 2500(O.C.) / 2400(O.C.) / 2200(O.C.) / 2133(O.C.) / 2000(O.C.) / 1866(O.C.) / 1800(O.C.) / 1600 / 1333 MHz memory modules. I'm using Kingston HyperX 8GB Kit (2x4GB) 1600MHz DDR3 PC3-12800 KHX16C9B1BK2/8X. It's been working flawlessly but I don't overclock.
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It goes very well very good mother is the maximus V, While You Might be better with better memoriesCorsair Dominator Platinum 32GB (4x8GB) DDR3 2400 MHz (PC3-19200) Desktop Memory CMD32GX3M4A2400C10
2179582
From what I can tell this board P4M800PRO-M v2.0 will not support the memory. The key to this memory is the ECC (Error Correction & Checking memory) which is used more for server motherboards. I found that information here http://www.game-debate.com/motherboard/index.php?mot_id=1486&motherboard=ECS%20P4M800PRO-M%20(V2.0). I would not recommend buying this kind of memory for this board.
1481566
Yes, this board supports up to 64GB of DDR3 up to 2400 Mhz, (although I believe Asus recommends max of 1866) but of course, only with 64 bit system. I just finished my build of new system with this board last week and am so far very pleased with all the features it offers, particularly the UEFI bios and the accompanying AI Suite3 software that allows extensive changes to system both in bios and in Windows.
624809
I have the ASUS Rampage IV Extreme and the Corsair Dominator DDR3 2400 MHz was not listed either. I called product support at ASUS and they told me it was good to go. I installed 64GB and have not had one problem with it. It is amazing and lighting fast. Anyway, call the product support for the motherboard manufacturer and they can tell you exactly; the spec sheets with board are printed sometimes prior to new memory chips becoming available. Let me know if this helps, . . . and have fun with the system you're building once you get it together.
1460568
This board will handle 2133 mhz and overclock it, it will handle up to and beyond 3000 mhz. What ram are you running?
1710910
Yes, that mobo accepts 1866mhz memory. Look under product specs. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813128709
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The MSI Z87-G43 support standard memory only up to 1600, but it supports faster memory but that are specific for the MSI Z87-G43. Please see bellow (Taken from the Manual). The OC means Overclokiing and you will have to tweak with the BIOS to make it work. If you're not into overclocking stay with the 1333 or 1600. Supports DDR3 3000(OC)/ 2800(OC)/ 2666(OC)/ 2600(OC)/ 2400(OC)/ 2200(OC)/ 2133(OC)/ 2000(OC)/ 1866(OC)/ 1600/ 1333/ 1066 MHz
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I don't know if it supports this particular chip but it does support 1866. Upgrade the bios to the latest version. Set everything to DEFAULT SETTINGS. If you still get the bsod, try one chip at a time to determine which chip is giving you the problem. If you only have 1 chip, change slots.
417645
I personally haven't baught any memory for that motherboard yet althought the type you want to use looks like it's compatible with the GA990FXAUD7 motherboard although some other responders have mentioned some bios issues and I think you are supposed to at least use two sticks of ram in a dual channel configuration for the motherboard to work properly.
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Check the Gigabyte web site. The board version and BIOS version together will determine if you can use this board for the processor you are using. The Gigabyte web site will provide the last word on it. My BIOS is F3 and works for everything I do. I have not updated it since I set up my system. Did not need to. Hope this helps.
888887
It isn't listed on the support list but there is technically no reason it shouldn't. The board has solid VRM and handles high overclocks well. Those are Piledriver CPUs too. They're the same as the 8xx0 series so it should boot if you dropped it in. I'd give ASrock a call or write in to check.
1812391
Great memory all around! I have an EVGA Z77 FTW with an i7 3770K and it works perfectly at 2133MHz with XMP enabled. Will be adding an additional 8Gb very soon. Enjoy!
442686
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.