so to make sure, this is an overclocking motherboard?
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Yes. And the included mobo utilities disk has: Smart Quick Boost provides users with different levels of CPU frequencies to choose to achieve desired system performance." Advanced CPU OC allows users to set CPU base clock, frequency, and voltages, and integrated graphics frequency. Advanced DDR OC allows users to set the memory clock. 3D Power allows users to change power phase, voltage, and frequency settings." Per: http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4955#ov I did not put a "K" chip in it, so could not overclock with this board, but it has made a very nice entry-level Adobe workstation so far teamed with a full-power (84w) i5 4590. This little mobo reeks of high Gigabyte quality. I wish I could have OC'd on it to set the matter straight, but Gigabyte's AppCenter is included for the sole purpose of clocking, so there you go.
2178387
Yes it is. I actually bought both of them and it works perfect! You should check anyway the max ram frequency that your cpu can take. Ex: i bought fx8320 and it can take up to 1866MHz. Check that. But the RAM and mobo work!!
802811
Is there a place where to verify what kind of processor it uses? Is it a dual-core?
1753503
Fortunately ASUS provide very classy overclocking software to determine the best setting. However, on boot verify by going into ur Bios to check it match what is printed on the memory. Only change to what is on those chips if MB did not automatically detect the settings.
550818
Should be but u might have to update the bios i think And is only crossfire --- no sli i hope it helps
1954842
Probably yes. However, depends of your motherboard. Make sure that your BIOS is able to set the exactly timings of this RAM and hold the OC (technically this is a 1600Mhz running from factory @2133, so, your mobo must be good), otherwise you will have blue screen of death all the time.
1418758
Newegg.com says it isn't: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16882105467
858509
According to the Technical Product Specification by Intel, this is an ATX Motherboard. You may go to the manufacturer's website to see if your case support this motherboard size.
449949
Should be fine with your CPU - be careful with overclocking though, if you intend to do that. Otherwise, it's a fine motherboard and hasn't given me any issues.
1983812
It's a motherboard for a small, low power computer. More on the lines of a desktop with laptop power requirements.
1550574
If I remember correctly it tells you on the motherboard. I would Google it to be sure, think that was what I did.
2114356
Yes it should be but make sure you check the CPU chip set because it may require a different processor and heat sink fan
377876
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.
455127
Yes, I can confirm the above specs on this memory. It's the only reason I paid so much for this stuff. Many memory claim to have specs like this, but this one actually delivered. On my Asus motherboard, some other memory, when put into XMP memory mode would give me a message that it failed to "Overclock". But this one has never given me that message. All the memory testing utilities show the voltage and timings to be these specs. It's the real deal. Enjoy.
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yes it is unless you are going to do some heavy overclocking. My build is a EVGA X99 classified intel 5820K RSXP raystorm liquid cooled, Corsair Vengeance 16GB DDR4 EVGA 1300 80 plus and the case being Corsair Graphite 760T
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this board is rated to DDR3-2400 so you are fine... I don't know where those other answers are coming from, it will clock correctly for your CPU / Ram combo then you can OC to wherever you want.... these other answers are completely wrong... it won't crash anything... it's completely automatic and works great... jeez
1742398
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.