This memory is compatible with next mentioned board and that configuration? Asus maximus IV extreme rev. 3.0 Intel Core i7-2700K processor. Thanks.
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Yes, it will work just fine. Ignore the first guy, who posted the specs of the motherboard and apparently didn't read them. It says it will work with RAM running at 1866, and that's exactly what this is. Just be prepared to give it a little extra voltage to get the RAM stable at 1866.
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The ram listed to the right of this question will work. This is not the ram that was listed in the question that I answered. The ram listed was 1860mhz not 1866. That is why I answered the way I did.This is the specs from the ram in the original question: Patriot 16GB(4x4GB) Vier III DDR3 1860MHz (PC3 15000) CL9 Desktop Memory With Black Mamba Heatsink - PV316G186C9QK
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The mother board specs. for the asus maximus IV extreme rev. 3.0 are as follows:DDR3 2200(O.C.)/2133(O.C.)/1866(O.C.)/1600/1333 (Due to CPU behavior, DDR3 2200/2000/1800 MHz memory module will run at DDR3 2133/1866/1600 MHz frequency.This Memory is:Patriot 16GB(4x4GB) Vier III DDR3 1860MHz (PC3 15000) CL9 Desktop Memory With Black Mamba Heatsink - PV316G186C9QK.It will not work for you. Please look for DDR3 1866MHz memory when you search amazons website. There are many to choose from.
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I am using this ram with this processor, and no problems. I am getting ready to buy 16 GB more to bring my new system up to 32 GB. I am using on a Gigabyte Z87X-UD5H mobo.
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If it says LGA 1150, then yes, it's compatible. So far as I know, all Z87 mobos for intel processors are LGA 1150.
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If memory serves me correctly, these sticks will work with the latest I-7 chip to date when I ordered my set. I am running the AM3+ socket (AMD cpu) but the Mobo baby sits itself for the most part as far as initial settings. Do be careful to notice that the frequency of the ram is going to be listed for it's capable of on the stick but if you enter BIOS and see lower then the box states don't flip out. There is always a reason for this and it is usually due to the fact that the ram will only go as fast as the board allows with the initial stepping and voltage settings. If you want faster try the included automatic over clocking software included with the motherboard. :-) I hope this has helped. If memory serves me correctly, these sticks will work with the latest I-7 chip to date when I ordered my set. I am running the AM3+ socket (AMD cpu) but the Mobo baby sits itself for the most part as far as initial settings. Do be careful to notice that the frequency of the ram is going to be listed for it's capable of on the stick but if you enter BIOS and see lower then the box states don't flip out. There is always a reason for this and it is usually due to the fact that the ram will only go as fast as the board allows with the initial stepping and voltage settings. If you want faster... » Read More If memory serves me correctly, these sticks will work with the latest I-7 chip to date when I ordered my set. I am running the AM3+ socket (AMD cpu) but the Mobo baby sits itself for the most part as far as initial settings. Do be careful to notice that the frequency of the ram is going to be listed for it's capable of on the stick but if you enter BIOS and see lower then the box states don't flip out. There is always a reason for this and it is usually due to the fact that the ram will only go as fast as the board allows with the initial stepping and voltage settings. If you want faster try the included automatic over clocking software included with the motherboard. :-) I hope this has helped. « Show Less
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As long as the board you want to use this on supports the memory module type and frequency, you should be good. Check your MoBo's memory compatibility list for a more accurate answer.
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I'm not familiar with that mother board. But if it's rated for this class and speed of ram. I'd be safe to say you're good to go.
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Off the top of my head, I do not know. I do know that just because a motherboard has an LGA 1150 socket, doesn't mean that the processor will work -- I got bit by that a couple of times (an expensive mistake). The thing to do is visit Intel's processor compatibility web page, and cross-check with what ASUS's web page says about the Maximus VI Gene. I'll see if I can find the Intel web page (it's very good for that purpose, but not trivial to find) and respond again.
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I use an i7 4770k. Didn't have to update the bios with this board. As long as the processor you are buying is an Intel 1150 it should work right away. This board features 2 bios in case one is messed up. I tried to flash(update) my bios and the pc crashed deleting the bios. I flipped the switch to bios B and it works fine.
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check gigabyte webpage get owners manual for your MB, it will tell you chip compatibly.
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Check the Gigabyte web site. The board version and BIOS version together will determine if you can use this board for the processor you are using. The Gigabyte web site will provide the last word on it. My BIOS is F3 and works for everything I do. I have not updated it since I set up my system. Did not need to. Hope this helps.
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Since your mobo supports all those OCs "DDR3 3200(OC)/3100(OC)/3000(OC)/2933(OC)/2800(OC)/2666(OC)/2600(OC)/2500(OC)/2400(OC)/2200(OC)/2133(OC)/2000(OC)/1866(OC)/1800(OC)/1600/1333", it is reasonable to think, yes.
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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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Sorry, I do not know, actually I still have my mine, it didn't work in my current MB, I need to get another MB, but not sure which one myself, I know the bio is different for this processor, that is why it won't work in my present MB, that has problems.
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Yes that's compatible. For future reference, when you buy a CPU, check the socket type. Your CPU is an LGA 1150. So you have to buy LGA 1150 board. This is one of them
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this cpu is listed as compatible with this motherboard on the cpu list... looks the same as yours.very good board for the money AM3+ FX FD4100WMW4KGU(BE) 95W Bulldozer 3600MHz 2000MHz 2MBx2 8MB B2 P1.10
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Yes this RAM should be compatible with your motherboard. I am personally having a great experience with it! If you would like to learn more about your motherboard check http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/M5A78LM_LX_PLUS/specifications/ If you would like to learn more about High Density RAM check http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DDR_SDRAM
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Yes, 1866 is the default RAM supported and will default to that speed with 1866 RAM. Others up to 3000 will have to have XMP enabled or manually adjusted in BIOS.