what ram would be good to use for this?
1541581
RAM compatibility is a function of the motherboard you choose, not the CPU. Read the specifications for the motherboard. That will tell you what RAM is designed to work with it. But in general, the rule regarding RAM is, "The more the better." I have this CPU (overclocked to 4.3Ghz) in an Asus Rampage IV Black motherboard with G.SKILL Ripjaws Z Series (2133) memory (8MB x 8 for a total of 64GB). Even though it is rated at 2133, I can't keep a stable system above 1866. You are better off saving money on high-speed memory and using that money instead to make you system faster other ways, such as buying a much memory as the motherboard can handle, buying a solid-state drive for your primary drive, buying a more robust video card, upgrading your cooling so you can overclock the CPU higher, etc.
1541582
It can support up to 64 gigs of ram my personal preference would be the fastest speed your motherboard supports. I went with GSkill and love their ram. Something like this 32GB G.Skill DDR3 PC3-19200 2400MHz Trident X Series CL10 (10-12-12-31) Quad Channel kit
818219
I am not so sure. I didn't have good experience with this RAM. I am not using it anymore. Waste of money!
2011857
Yes it will work, I checked it out. I spent way to much time stressing the whole ram issue myself.
1951030
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
1372587
Yes it should work. here's what your motherboard supports: * Supports eight memory banks using four184-pin DDR DIMM * Supports DDR DRAM DIMM * Supports a maximum memory size of 4GB (registered DDR only)
1789731
It should be fine, even if you mix and match ram from different vendors it will work fine if the settings are all the same.
356679
Yes, this is the correct type of RAM for that model and it would max out at 16 GB of RAM.
1093949
I believe so.The RAM doesn't have high profile heatsinks on it so I think you'd be ok.That being said, it might be worth checking the motherboard vendor's QVL list which will tell you what memory kits were tested and working with your motherboard.You can still use ones not listed on the list, but it may give you some perspective as to what to look for.
578430
It should you just need to make sure that you motherboard can utilize 8 GB or RAM.
1757581
U can find all u need on ram Web site. Then see if it would be cheaper on amazon
274291
It has 4 slots so you should be good. I'm running 2x4gb of 1866. It runs at 1600 but I'm told I can change that in the bios easily.
1527247
Yes. You can use up to 32 gigs of 1600mhz non ecc DDR3. I have this ram and will always use kingston.
985342
It should work. There should not be any discrepancy between the brands of RAM and the processor used. Just be sure that the motherboard facilitates the type of RAM in question (DDR3)and do not mix brands on the same system.
775609
Yes this should work. You will not get the full benefit of the speed offered by this memory (DDR3-1600 vs. DDR3-1066) due to the memory bandwidth of your machine. However, it should work.
1237571
It should work with no problem, though your motherboard will support faster memory than this.
1935874
That depends on how much RAM You get with it. I recommend a minimum of 3 GB.
931373
Depend on your usual works. For internet, 4GB ram is enough. If you need more than that, 8 GB is good. I recommand 4GB+4GB (total 8GB) for dual channel on this board. FYI, same type rams must be used for proper dual channel working. (see board user Guide) If you want to have a fast system, you have to spend your dollar on SSD rather than RAM.