will this work with a z77 motherboard and a 3770k?
56952
This RAM works on most boards regardless of AMD or Intel since Patriot is a common popular brand. Just make sure your board can handle the speed. We do not do any OC since its is for work. Altogether its a great RAM.
56953
Although I do not uses this brand of board. It appears it will support this memory.
285023
It should work, although matched sets are generally preferred. Your mother board product manual may specify that, but generally it should be ok.
1595620
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.
97884
Yes it will. Check for the online manual to see where the screws will fit your mobo.
2207301
The i7-4790K processor is compatible with all Z97 motherboards. There isn't much difference between the 5 and 7 except the additional SATA ports.
329900
Should be I have a gigabyte Z77 board and they work no problem plus Asus is the number one motherboard maker so there is no way they wouldn't be compatible
1037230
Yes. It will work. This is my motherboard type and I use the same RAM in it.
152358
yes it can. I have an i7-3770k in this motherboard right now as my primary gaming system and it's very fast!
719538
You can if you update the bios unless your lucky and they have an updated one for you. I suggest getting the impact vii version of this board. It has the z97 chipset. It will save you time.
345281
As far as i know this chip has been proven to work with z87 motherboards which is LGA 1150 socket. It was made for the new z97 which is 1150 as well.
1092694
Your Intel Motherboard is a P67 which was one of the first Sandy Bridge (17-2600K) boards out. You will need to check with Intel and their QVL (Qualified Vendors List) as far as what CPUs will work with that board. Some P67 boards will work with it (The 3770K is an Ivy Bridge) if they have a BIOS update to accommodate them and some won't. Most (not all Z68's and forward will). Sorry I misunderstood your question. I thought you were asking about the 4790K.
1102562
No it won't. The board is a socket FM2 and the CPU you list is a Socket AM3+. You'll want to find a motherboard that has AM3+, then you should be good to go.
1479619
Hi I fitted it to my z97 asrock killer board so I can't see why not. Cheers
1340384
Just installed this on a Z97 MB with an 1150 socket i7-4790k chip. It had the hardware in the box to fit.
2025616
Yes it will, just checked your mobo and the ram and they'll work together just fine.
2221193
The motherboard will support an i7-3770k, but if you're going to get/already have an i7 CPU, I highly recommend that you buy a different motherboard. In my honest opinion, the P8Z77-V LX is only for low-end CPUs (pentium, dual core, up to i3). If you get a P8Z77-V LX, you might be bottlenecking your CPU, and it might not run to the full potential that it should be.If you have an i7, and you don't mind using a bit of money, I'd get the Maximus Z77. Look it up, it supports the i7-3770k beautifully, and it gives the CPU enough wiggle room. I personally have an i5-3570k and I'm using a Maximus Z77, and it's running great. The motherboard will support an i7-3770k, but if you're going to get/already have an i7 CPU, I highly recommend that you buy a different motherboard. In my honest opinion, the P8Z77-V LX is only for low-end CPUs (pentium, dual core, up to i3). If you get a P8Z77-V LX, you might be bottlenecking your CPU, and it might not run to the full potential that it should be.If you have an i7, and you don't mind using a bit of money, I'd get the Maximus Z77. Look it up, it supports the i7-3770k beautifully, and it gives the CPU enough wiggle room. I personally have an i5-3570k and I'm... » Read More The motherboard will support an i7-3770k, but if you're going to get/already have an i7 CPU, I highly recommend that you buy a different motherboard. In my honest opinion, the P8Z77-V LX is only for low-end CPUs (pentium, dual core, up to i3). If you get a P8Z77-V LX, you might be bottlenecking your CPU, and it might not run to the full potential that it should be.If you have an i7, and you don't mind using a bit of money, I'd get the Maximus Z77. Look it up, it supports the i7-3770k beautifully, and it gives the CPU enough wiggle room. I personally have an i5-3570k and I'm using a Maximus Z77, and it's running great. « Show Less
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Yes it will. I run this motherboard with in two different machines, one has a 3570K and the other is a 3470.