Will this work with Sabertooth Z77 and an i7-3770k?
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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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It definitely works with i7-3770ks. The Sabertooth Z77 looks like it supports DDR3 1866/1600/1333, which is below this kit's speed. The explicitly approved list for the Sabertooth Z77 is here: http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/LGA1155/SABERTOOTH_Z77/SABERTOOTH-Z77-Memory-QVL.pdf.
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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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Of course it is. The Sabertooth 990FX supports DDR3 modules of 1866, 1600, 1333 and 1066 MHz.
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I believe it does come with it. I have an Asus SABERTOOTH Z77 motherboard and this power supply is great.
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PC Partpicker says it's compatible. Intel's memory controllers on this board have a wide compatability compared to AMD based boards. I had to choose a different set of RAM for my ASUS sabertooth 990fx because of it, even though the memory worked just fine in my Asrock 990fx.
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From www.service.asus.com, re. SABERTOOTH 990FX R2.0 supported CPUs:FX-9590(FD9590FHW8KHK, 4.7GHz, 8C, L3:8M, 220W,rev.C0,AM3+) PCB:ALL BIOS(min):1708 Due to the high TDP, please be noted there are limitations while using this CPU(i.e. special thermal required..)
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Yes it will work. Also make sure you have the micro chip with it if it requires it.
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Wish I knew for sure ! Email Corsair, I'm sure they will respond ! I really don't see why it wouldn't be compatible ! But then again next gen tech could pose a problem that may not be obvious on the surface ! Maybe Intel could answer as well,in fact probably a question better fielded by them ? Good luck
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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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Z97 is LGA1150... if you want to use that CPU, you'll have to get the X79 which is compatible with the LGA2011 socket.
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According to ASUS specs, it supports 1866/1600/1333asus.com/Motherboards/SABERTOOTH_Z97_MARK_1/specifications/
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Unfortunately, no. This board is designed for AMD processors using the AM3+ socket. For an Intel i7-4770k you will need a board designed for Intel's socket 1150.
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The motherboard will support an i7-3770k, but if you're going to get/already have an i7 CPU, I highly recommend that you buy a different motherboard. In my honest opinion, the P8Z77-V LX is only for low-end CPUs (pentium, dual core, up to i3). If you get a P8Z77-V LX, you might be bottlenecking your CPU, and it might not run to the full potential that it should be.If you have an i7, and you don't mind using a bit of money, I'd get the Maximus Z77. Look it up, it supports the i7-3770k beautifully, and it gives the CPU enough wiggle room. I personally have an i5-3570k and I'm using a Maximus Z77, and it's running great. The motherboard will support an i7-3770k, but if you're going to get/already have an i7 CPU, I highly recommend that you buy a different motherboard. In my honest opinion, the P8Z77-V LX is only for low-end CPUs (pentium, dual core, up to i3). If you get a P8Z77-V LX, you might be bottlenecking your CPU, and it might not run to the full potential that it should be.If you have an i7, and you don't mind using a bit of money, I'd get the Maximus Z77. Look it up, it supports the i7-3770k beautifully, and it gives the CPU enough wiggle room. I personally have an i5-3570k and I'm... » Read More The motherboard will support an i7-3770k, but if you're going to get/already have an i7 CPU, I highly recommend that you buy a different motherboard. In my honest opinion, the P8Z77-V LX is only for low-end CPUs (pentium, dual core, up to i3). If you get a P8Z77-V LX, you might be bottlenecking your CPU, and it might not run to the full potential that it should be.If you have an i7, and you don't mind using a bit of money, I'd get the Maximus Z77. Look it up, it supports the i7-3770k beautifully, and it gives the CPU enough wiggle room. I personally have an i5-3570k and I'm using a Maximus Z77, and it's running great. « Show Less
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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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The Z97-Deluxe has a different CPU socket. You would want a mother board with the LGA 2011 socket for that CPU.
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Most likely will. I didn't need to for my fx6350 but sound drivers and some other simple things didn't work until I updated the bios.
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I am using an Asus Sabertooth board along with an AMD 8core Processor. The PSU should work right from what I am understanding from you guys.