Can they do 1600 MHz at 1.5V with a timing of: 9-9-9-24 ? I have Z87Sabertooth & i5-4670K. It's either these or the more pricey Corsair Vengeance 8gb!
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They are 8-8-8-24 max which is a faster latency than 9-9-9-27 so they should work fine. Generally the higher the CAS number the slower the ram runs in practical application. IF I UNDERSTAND ALL OF THIS CORRECTLY
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I can't speak to your cpu/mobo combination and how far you can push this RAM, but I'm running this RAM in a Gigabyte MATX mobo with an AMD 6300, at 8-8-8-24 on 1.5v at 1600MHz. No stability problems or heat issues. In fact, the RAM only gets mildly above room temp. I suspect with a little tweaking, I could easily push this up to 1866MHz or perhaps beyond. That said, Conrad is right in that it's rated for higher than what you've spec'd out, so I doubt you'd have any trouble. I just wish I'd bought 4 sticks (16gb) when it was still $65 a pair (8gb) instead of $85!
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Your motherboard may automaticaly select 10-10-10-30 or something like that. But 1600mhz ddr3 always runs best on 9-9-9-24 in bios select XMP or manualy enter the timings at 9-9-9-24. Hope this helps.
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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.
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Hi Jason,The DRAM Voltage can be adjusted in the BIOS of your system. The default specification of the memory is 1.5V and the XMP 1600 profile runs at 1.65V. So it should be able to run at 1.65V without an issue. Although, there is no guarantee that it will work properly with other RAM.Thank you for using HyperX memory.-Jewel @ HyperX Technical Support
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Hello C. Tellez,Part number KVR16S11S8/4 does not match those specifications. As can be seen in it's datasheet here: http://www.kingston.com/dataSheets/KVR16S11S8_4.pdfThose timings may be for a 1333MHz memory. To see what is compatible with your system, you can put in it's model name in our Memory Search, here: http://www.kingston.com/us/memory/search/options/Thank you for your interest in Kingston Memory!-Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support
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Hi. I've used on 144 mhz with no problem at all. I believe it will work fine at 900 mhz also. Have fun.
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According to the Asus website, the board you're asking about supports DDR3 1600MHz or higher frequency RAM (this particular model is 1600) if you have an Intel® 3rd generation processor. Corsair Vengeance is on the Asus memory qualified vendors list as well. In general, RAM is pretty universal.
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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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Yes. After checking, your motherboard is capable of running 1866mhz without any overclock. So you can purchase this set of RAM and all you would have to do after installing them, is go into the BIOS and manually change the speed to 1866mhz because your motherboard will be at stock settings (1600mhz on most boards). But that is all you have to do. I have two sets of the Ares and they perform quite nice. Any other questions, feel free to ask.
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Hi, any board that support 1600mhz+ and DDR3 Rams will be compatible with this sticks, i use a Asus M5A99FX Evo and it works like a charm with this Rams.
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Glad to answer Mic, It's been over two years since I purchased my set. I think I paid something over $500.00 for my four Corsair Dominators. They were the top of the line of maybe the most recommended RAM. I bought them after returning an intermediate level set of Corsair RAM. I wanted to get the fastest speed of execution. I tested my original lowest (cheapest, or lowest of the five levels, which I took out of my older computer), an intermediate Corsair set (which was my first choice for my new computer), and ultimately the Dominator set (which I bought after returning the intermediate set) for speed, doing the exact same operations on all three sets. I was surprised to find that all three executed the operations at close to the same speed. The Dominator set was maybe 5% faster. I thought about returning the Dominator set for the set I had ordered previously, but ended up keeping it. There may be quality of preparation and testing of the Dominator series that makes it a reliable and more durable memory, and so far mine has worked well. But memory has no moving parts, and I think I remember reading that memory, or RAM, is about the most dependable component of computer hardware anyway. If I were to build from scratch again, which is what I did, I would spend less on memory and more on something else. You certainly could buy the Dominator series, but the extra money you spend, by my experience, won't show up in daily performance. That's how I feel about the Dominator series for myself. I hope you found something helpful. Bill Stockich Best wishes, Bill Stockich
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Yes. And keep the timing tight thats where you get the performance. I run a Maximus vi hero Intel 4770k, Kingston 2400Hz and time it down to 1866Hz. Best memory sticks I ever had so far
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This is fine for your computer. These are standard gaming ram that will get the job done. The speed is 1600 which is fine for gaming. Vengeance is one of corsair's reliable and high performing ram for the right value. Your mobo can support up to 2133 mHz for the ram too.
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These chipsets really only work with 1.5v memory. If it's a 1.65 you will likely have problems. Just check the compatibility list via the gigabyte site and it should work fine. Only problem I had with this board was with Corsair series ssds or rather, the chip set they use. It just didn't work with this gigabyte. I was forced to move to an Asus z87-a board to resolve that.
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Yes, they are not listed in the approved ram chart, but that is what I purchased and use in mine. Just remember that the hero mobo initially recognizes it as 1333mhz, you will have to manually adjust that. Search google for help with that.
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Yes and check out www.overclock.net keep in mind that it is already highly overclocked and might be at the chips limits for performance. Welcome to the silicone lottery my friend. Some chips will do 1400/1800 on air @ 1.3v others will not budge past 1150/1600 no matter how much voltage you give it even under custom waterblocks. My 2 cents
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Just so people know. You have to specifically enable 1600 RAM speeds within the BIOS. Or else it will default to 1333.