are they ANSI Z87 rated?
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Not mentioned on the box. And they suck at anti-fogging unfortunately. Yet cool looking
50691
The latest drivers on their website are rated for XP, but I haven't been able to find anyone who has tried them yet.
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Yes it should work, the z87 will support this memory, my asus max. hero VI (z87) .. see it as it is 2133 if your don't, you can set MXP on input the timing yourself. good lucky.
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I really think it depends on your motherboard... I put them in a gigabyte z87x-ud7 TH and I had to set my board to profile 1, that seemed to have something to do with the ram...
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Different hardware, there was a known issue with the AC66 not working on Z87 chipsets as well and so the can out with this one to be both faster and to fix the incompatibility with the z87 chipset used in Haswell motherboards.
305201
Assuming you mean http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/P8H77I, I'll be blunt. The answer is "Yes".
675399
Yes it will. Although seeing how the i5-4430 is a locked cpu(can't be overclocked), you really don't need a Z87 motherboard.
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They have very similar attributes, so in some cases, unless you are taking advantage of that feature, it can become a moot point. I would suggest first reviewing the ASUS comparison table and scrolling across the differences, then asking yourself if each of them come into play with respect, feature wise, for the build that you have planned. http://promos.asus.com/us/z87/comparison/
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yes I have the G.Skill Ripjawz Z 8x8gb kit (2400mhz) and it is running all 8 dimms although right now (just built) I am running 2133 with bios 2.4.
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mine was running 8 - check that it has a serial number though - mine didn't and wasn't under warranty.
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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.
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It all depends on the production date of the board you receive. If you are worried about support for a particular CPU, you shouldn't have to worry anymore as all new boards will have a recent enough BIOS for all FM2+ CPUs and APUs.
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So it claims on the ASUS page. http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/MAXIMUS_VI_EXTREME/
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also would like to know this myself although I have heard it was designed for Z77 and that RipJaws Z is for X79
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https://pcpartpicker.com/parts/video-card/?compatible_with=asus-motherboard-z97aYou are welcome :)
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Yes, mine has a label on the underside that states: ANSI/ISEA Z89.1-2009, TYPE I, CLASS E, LT(LOW TEMP)
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Yes. The Asus Z87 motherboard supports 240 pin DDR3 Memory of speeds including and exceeding 1866 MHz. I run 16 GB of this memory on a Z97 motherboard, which is very similar to the Z87 motherboard but with an updated chipset.