Will the 1.65 volts, which is 0.15 volts more than my existing system memory, damage my motherboard, which I am unclear if it supports it?
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I would not recommend doing this as the extra voltage will indeed damage the motherboard and may damage your psu. It could even overheat.
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If your motherboard supports the higher voltage it should be OK. I don't believe you can mix the voltage.
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32 gb ram memory is supported.... 4 x 1.5v ddr3 dimm support up to 32 gb memory... on gigabyte motherboard ga-990fxa-ud7
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It's a 2133 Mhz DDR3 Module, the motherboard is specified to support 1600 Mhz at max. but you can overclock it t max of 2800 Mhz.The voltage is OK.But be careful because, overclocking in not garanty. I already buy DDR Module which can be overclocked but a soon as I increase the frequency and voltage, the motherboard crash !!!I would say, buy a 1600 Mhz DDR3 Module, it will cost you less than this one and you are garanty it runs !!!
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Never tried, but there's nothing preventing this, except, perhaps, finding the correct kind of memory module for the board. You'll have to find the correct module on the Internet, or just disassembling it to read the model/specs on the module.
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This one should do the trick. It's 150w and 19.5v. It's great for my power hungry alienware. Good luck!
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I used 1.35v Crucial 8GB RAM, I've heard that it this laptop is hit or miss with 1.5v RAM.
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It will take up to 8GB of SODIMM.Look for PC-8500, which comes out to DDR3L 1333MHz 1.35 volt.
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yea this memory is design for intel 3rd generation (ivy bridge lga 1155) and 4th generation (haswell lga 1150) in mind so it will work great in your motherboard, all you have to do is go to the bios and select the "xmp profile" and it will automatically detect the memory speed in this case 2133, timings (11-11-11-27) and voltage (1.5v).
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I have two machines running i7 4770K chips on an Asus Sabertooth board. I could not get close to 2400Mhz on either one. I Regardless what board you are using, I would imagine you will be upping the voltage.
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Check the memory voltage specification of your motherboard. DDR3 is for regular voltage boards and DDR3L is for low voltage boards.
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Hello Bushehab, The HyperX Beast memory runs at 1.5V which is standard voltage and would not be compatible with that system. We do offer Asus branded memory that is tested to work in Asus systems as such is guaranteed to work in recommended systems. The recommended 8GB part number is KAS-N3CL/8G which is a 1.35V (low voltage) 1600MHz SODIMM. It can be found here: http://www.amazon.com/Kingston-Technology-PC3-12800-KAS-N3CL-8G/dp/B00GNT4MLK/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1430757831&sr=1-1&keywords=KAS-N3CL%2F8G Thank you for choosing Kingston as your upgrade partner! -Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support
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I don't really know! I tried installing ram from Best Buy on 2 different occasions and, had to return the ram because it wouldn't boot. So, I asked a member of the Geek Squad why the ram I purchased wouldn't boot. He took my computer in the back and tested it and said that I had to have this kind of low voltage ram. I had to have 1.35v ram for my computer to work. So, to make a long story short Vengence is what I chose because I read the reviews and knew they make good stuff �
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Yes this motherboard should support this memory. http://download.gigabyte.ru/memory/mb_memory_ga-890fxa-ud5.pdf is thesupported memory list from the manufacturer though if you want to double check.
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Hi Brad, you must use the DDR3 1600L (Low voltage or 1.35v) and not the regular 1.5v ones.Before you upgrade run CPUZ ( a free utility on the net), note the RAM spec and the replacement specs must be the same.RAM brands does not matter, but ensure specs meet the machine requirements. Overclock or high performance ram is a waste of money as notebooks require only standard spec ram.Happy upgrading.
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No. Go to crucial page and check in the compatibility tool the correct specification for the system, size and voltage
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Absolutely but make sure it is low voltage 1.35v and not 1.5v according to the memory table of asus http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/LGA1150/Z87-PLUS/Z87-PLUS_DRAM_QVL_0820.pdf
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Funny that you asked me this question... I am an Electrician by trade, and I have No Idea about the DC low Voltage on this perticular component..? I just matched it with the other 4 GB Ram memory board that came with the pc... I can take a reading, and get back with you on this, but normally I wire homes dealing with AC Electrical Current...