wil these sticks work on a quad channel motherboard?
1934073
Yes, they will work on a quad channel motherboard. That's why it's sold as a four dimm kit. Go to Kingston web site and enter the memory part number for more information.
19112
Check with the manufacturer. Usually there is a compatible ram list for each system board.
1890402
If there is an available slot available, it should work. It's also powered from the slot on the mother board.
2201092
My new Board is AMD DDR3 & they fit Yes IF It's a DDR3 configured Mobo & not a DDR2.
1102648
I suspect that these could be used in that manner. You could also check the Asus website, they should have a list of compatible memory for the motherboard of your choice.
1360021
Yeah they worked for me if you're not sure about compatibility use pcpartpicker.com its how I made my build
128101
Of course it will work, your motherboard supports even ddr3 1800mhz,and corsair memories are the most compatible ones in the market, including Kingston too.
313928
This Ram worked for me on an MSI Motherboard. My best answer to you is to check the Motherboard Ram compatibility list for the Board in question.This is the only way to know for sure. All Motherboards have a Ram compatibility list.
1429416
Not sure, but I couldn't run them at max speed with my 3rd gen I7 anyways cause quad-core doesn't like such high RAM speeds
904376
Being as how they support DDR3, I don't see why they would not. Just watch for any cpu cooling comparability issues being that this is a higher profile stick of ram. Just look and see if you have 2-3'' of space virtually from your ram ports.
1585335
Each stick is 2 GB for a total of 4 GB, if your motherboard supports dual channel memory then yes, if it don't then you would just run single channel memory but use both sticks, I hope I didn't confuse you, either way you can use these memory sticks if your motherboard supports it, be sure to check the voltage as some motherboards are not very flexible about it.
1209102
"Kit" just means they are tested and sold as a set of 2 sticks. As long as your motherboard supports 4x4GB sticks of DDR3 1600 then you should have no issues.
313929
i would recommend you go to Corsair and Gigabytes website to check out either if your motherboards accommodates the memory sticks. Good luck!
7677
I don't believe so.........the motherboard will support certain Core 2 Duo CPUs but not Quad Core CPUs.
1283541
If the ram slots are the same (open up you computer and look at the specs of existing ram sticks or Google that PC and look at ram type) then these will work. Look at the pin count and DIMM type - if this matches what your PC uses then go for it.
1102649
I think that it will work for dual or quad channel memory, so 'yes' I think so. Bur suggest you check with Corsair on this to be sure before you buy. Ted
1921600
I'm not familiar with those mobo's. If they have a PCI-E slot on them, then I don't see why it wouldn't work.