Is this supposed to be connected to a motherboard? If so, can it connect to the ASUS rampage IV Gene LGA 2011 Intel x79 SATA Motherboard?
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Yes, it fits into a PCI slot on the motherboard. However, this is a straight PCI card, not a PCI-e, which is what you should be using for your rampage motherboard. Amazon carries several of them. Just search for pci-e sound card.
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It is supposed to be connected to the motherboard. I think it can be connected to your motherboard since this pci card gets fitted in a pci bus slot provided in every motherboard.
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Will this work with a sata drive bay? Does it need to connect directly to a motherboard?
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In my case I have using an IDE DVD drive connected to a SATA socket on the motherboard and it works perfectly. Good luck.
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Yes. The rampage IV boards are 2011 socket boards. Had mine for 7 months. Very happy with it. It is also one of very few m-atx 2011 boards.
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The issue I had with a Rampage IV was memory space. The memory I used because of the heatsinks on it, had to be spread a bit for this fan to fit. Looking at this motherboard it looks tight with the memory placement. This fan is an awesome fan even though it is big. Good luck.
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I just installed these in a fresh PC build, it is not inherently compatible according to the ASUS list for this Mother Board. It doesn't time properly, however I heard if you can get into bios you can force the timing to 9-9-9-29 and it should work. Problem with a new PC is it wont load bios if ram check doesn't pass. I would recommend a different ram for the z79-a boards.
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I personally haven't baught any memory for that motherboard yet althought the type you want to use looks like it's compatible with the GA990FXAUD7 motherboard although some other responders have mention some bios issues and I think you are supposed to at least use two sticks of ram in a dual channel configuration for the motherboard to work properly.
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It attached to my mobo fine. I don't remember specifically but I think it does. I remember that I had to buy additional sata connections. I think this has IDE connectors. It has worked fine since I installed. The old one failed and took me a couple of weeks to determine that my machine would not boot due to its failure.
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The best for me:ASUS Sabertooth X79 LGA 2011 Intel X79 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX Intel Motherboard
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Just like everyone else is saying. Make sure you're comp is SATA III and you can find that out by lookin on your Motherboard, or the box it came with or an internet search
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The motherboard uses standard SATA cables, I believe there are a few SATA 2 connectors as well
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All mother board power connects are near the same u will be fine as long as it isn't a server mother board. Which it isnt
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I am not sure what you mean by 'connect this to a server'. Think of this as a PC case. You still have to add a motherboard, power supply, etc. just as if you were making a tower desktop. The only difference with this case is that you need to connect the SAS backplanes of this to the motherboard. This is done with SFF-8087 forward breakout cables from HBA or RAID cards or SFF-8087 reverse breakout cables from SATA/SAS ports on the motherboard itself.
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I'm not sure I understand your question. I can tell you that my motherboard has all the correct connections for this device. You need two(2) male SATA connections, one(1) male eight(8) pin USB connection, one(1) PCI-E 1x slot, and one(1) female four(4) pin molex connection.
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It will work on any X79 Motherboard with Socket 2011, If the Bios supports it then Yes. This includes the SABERTOOTH X79It will NOT work on the X99 Socket 2011-v3 Motherboards or the SABERTOOTH Z97 1150 Socket.
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I am not sure, because I never try it. I think the problem will be in the bios and the SATA cable.
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I have the ASUS Rampage IV Extreme and the Corsair Dominator DDR3 2400 MHz was not listed either. I called product support at ASUS and they told me it was good to go. I installed 64GB and have not had one problem with it. It is amazing and lighting fast. Anyway, call the product support for the motherboard manufacturer and they can tell you exactly; the spec sheets with board are printed sometimes prior to new memory chips becoming available. Let me know if this helps, . . . and have fun with the system you're building once you get it together.