Can this motherboard handle 2400mhz of ram? I look at one website said, 2100mhz but on here it says 2450mhz
2017465
Windows OS doesn't come with Motherboard. You can use your old hard drive but it might not Boot Because it will have a different master boot record, you will better off if you format that drive and install a clean system, to really see a difference in performance the motherboard has SATA III that supports 6GB/s so if your old hard drive is a SATAIII 6GB/s all fine and good but if not get a SATA III 6GB/S hard drive and use the old drive as a backup drive. For even faster performance and boot times get a SSD drive only thing about The SSD drives they cost a lot more per GB
2017466
It can, but you MUST have all 2400 chips or you wont see a benefit(2400 paired with an 1800 will only get 1800 MAX)
149454
it depends on your processor (check if it supports 1600mhz ram) and if your ram is soldered on the motherboard or not, check if you have SODIMM ports
470562
according to the MSI website you can use up to 3000 Mhz memory with this board. http://us.msi.com/product/mb/Z87G43.html#?div=Detail
1810107
I have this memory running on an ASUS Crosshair V Formula-Z with an FX-8350, it runs at the full speed 2400MHz. No issues at all.
843315
Well... Yes, but the motherboard won't be able to fully utilize the speed of the ram. I think it only runs at around 1066Mhz unless you overclock it to 1333 Mhz. Honestly this board is not made for gaming, more for casual browsing. lol I hope this helped.
1833533
it is a 1333Mhz. Like i said before you would be better off getting the 1333Mhz ram.
1728914
Check your CPU guide for what kind of ram it supports, then check your Motherboard guide for what ram it supports. sometimes CPU's wont be able to support higher end or newer ram even though the Mother board does, this is why some people get ram that doesnt rate or register the speed its suppose too. Hope this helps.
1329504
Hi there,You would need to check the manual of your motherboard or computer model to verify the maximum capacity of RAM it can handle.This would not be appropriate due to this being ECC Registered while the RAM you need is Non-ECC. These are non-interchangeable and would produce errors if installed incorrectly. Thank you!
2259835
I want to make sure I get you the information you need. This Motherboard takes DDR3 RAM. It supports 1333mhz and 1066mhz speeds (either speed will work, 1333mhz is faster). The pinout for the RAM is 240-pin. As for brands, there are many top tier manufacturers, and at this stage in technology, it is almost a matter of preference. Some of the top tier manufacturers that I like to use in my machines are OCZ, Crucial, or Corsair. Corsair is my top preference. Corsair's Vengeance series is excellent, OCZ's platinum series is excellent, and Crucial's ballistix series is excellent. I dare say you won't go wrong with any of those 3. Let me know if you have any other questions, I'll be happy to provide any further help.
1188802
I'm not really good at answering that question I am using my memory on an Asus z87 deluxe duos pushed to 2400
1039099
Yes your 1600mhz ram will work, but will not run at the full 1600 speed. It will be capped at 1333mhz.
1873569
Sure but it will only run 1333mhz if you over clock it. I recommend you buying a 1066mhz dual channel memory kit DDR3. Your board will handle 8GB of RAM only if you are using a 64bit operating system if not it will only display 4GB memory. If you're a Ripjaw fan try this http://www.amazon.com/G-SKILL-Ripjaws-240-Pin-Desktop-F3-8500CL7D-8GBRL/dp/B002XG8ZEW/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1417005567&sr=8-3&keywords=ripjaw+1066&pebp=1417005581309. Hope it helps!
442686
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.
1503300
@Robert, i have seen people put up to 16gbs of ram so yes, you can put 2x8gbs ive also seen up to 1600mhz ram on this motherboard.
1320939
Well based on the link below I would say yes.http://www.techspot.com/community/topics/which-ddr-ram-module-to-buy-for-my-motherboard-latency-vs-speed.135563/
1906207
Looking at Intel's site, this ram is not on it's QVL. That does not mean it will not work though. Here is a link of the qualified vendors list (QVL). http://www.intel.com/support/motherboards/desktop/db-dz87klt-75k/sb/CS-034213.htm The motherboard does support up to 2400mhz and there is several different brands of ram to choose from. I hope this helps you out, if not I will do some further research for you.
1274399
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 !!!