Can somebody tell me the best memory to use with this board ASUS Z97-DELUXE and i7-4790K. The main use will be HD vedio editing / Photoshop and other Adobe full programs also photo Raw files. Thank you, Can somebody tell me the best memory to use with this board ASUS Z97-DELUXE and i7-4790K. The main use will be HD vedio editing / Photoshop and other Adobe full programs also photo Raw files. Thank... » Read More Can somebody tell me the best memory to use with this board ASUS Z97-DELUXE and i7-4790K. The main use will be HD vedio editing / Photoshop and other Adobe full programs also photo Raw files. Thank you, « Show Less
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Wait, this MB won't be compatible with RipJaws and a Hyper 212? If so, I'm screwed. I guess I report back later if I couldn't fit the ram and the fan ... :(.
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I bought Kingston HyperX Beast 32GB. But if you are planning to use a cooler fan like amazon best seller Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo you shouldn't buy this memory because it won't fit. So unless you are going to use water cooling like corsair h80i you should buy low profile memory. Low profile memory is not that tall and allows you to use a wide range of coolers. Do not use the 4790k unless you have bought a good cpu cooling system, otherwise with 4GHz it will get really warm. I use the corsair H80i and my cpu never gets hotter tan 49 degrees C. I don't like wather cooling though, I was forced to buy it because of my memory dimms. I bought Kingston HyperX Beast 32GB. But if you are planning to use a cooler fan like amazon best seller Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo you shouldn't buy this memory because it won't fit. So unless you are going to use water cooling like corsair h80i you should buy low profile memory. Low profile memory is not that tall and allows you to use a wide range of coolers. Do not use the 4790k unless you have bought a good cpu cooling system, otherwise with 4GHz it will get really warm. I use the corsair H80i and my cpu never gets hotter tan 49 degrees C. I don't like wather cooling though, I was... » Read More I bought Kingston HyperX Beast 32GB. But if you are planning to use a cooler fan like amazon best seller Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo you shouldn't buy this memory because it won't fit. So unless you are going to use water cooling like corsair h80i you should buy low profile memory. Low profile memory is not that tall and allows you to use a wide range of coolers. Do not use the 4790k unless you have bought a good cpu cooling system, otherwise with 4GHz it will get really warm. I use the corsair H80i and my cpu never gets hotter tan 49 degrees C. I don't like wather cooling though, I was forced to buy it because of my memory dimms. « Show Less
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Hello,I just finished buying an ASUS 1000HE (literally within the past hour or so), but while I wait for it to get shipped, I was wondering if I should also opt for the memory upgrade. Seems, cheap and effortless to install, I'm just curious, have you noticed a significant difference in performance?Thanks.
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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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A quick search on Gigabytes website brought me to the QVL. I do not see this memory being supported. However that does not mean the memory won't work fine, it just means your manufacturer has not tested this memory(yet). Try checking with Gigabyte directly, or see if they have any forums to ask on. Maybe other Gigabyte users can give you a better response. You will probably be asked what revision your particular board is(v1, v1.2, v2 etc...) Also, check to see if the board came with a manual. Or even the disk, will sometimes contain a .pdf. QVL lists are usually shipped with the boards in some way, at least every board I've ever purchased has had one... Good luck!
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Here is a link to the Corsair memory support list: http://www.corsair.com/en-us/memory-finder Corsair lists the 990FX Extreme4 as being compatible with their Vengeance Pro Series - 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR3 DRAM 1866MHz C9 Memory Kit (CMY16GX3M2A1866C9); but it doesn't look like Corsair has done compatibility testing on the 990FX Extreme9. So based on their testing on the Extreme4 my answer to your original question regarding the Extreme9 is "probably not". Asrock's memory support list for the 990FX Extreme9 also doesn't list the Corsair Dominator as supported memory. See their site here: http://www.asrock.com/mb/AMD/990FX%20Extreme9/?cat=Memory. Now this might mean Asrock just hasn't done testing on this particular memory kit. I recommend you contact Asrock support here: http://www.asrock.com/support/index.asp
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The Bios would need an update, I suggest going for a Z97 board, which you should easily be able to find for a similar price.
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Kingston's website has a very good selector guide. I suggest you use it to confirm the correct memory.
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I bought Kingston HyperX Beast 32GB. But if you are planning to use a cooler fan like amazon best seller Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo you shouldn't buy this memory because it won't fit. So unless you are going to use water cooling like corsair h80i you should buy low profile memory. Low profile memory is not that tall and allows you to use a wide range of coolers. Do not use the 4790k unless you have bought a good cpu cooling system, otherwise with 4GHz it will get really warm. I use the corsair H80i and my cpu never gets hotter tan 49 degrees C. I don't like wather cooling though, I was forced to buy it because of my memory dimms.
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This memory will work in that and any mainboard with the PCI memory slots - but - it will run only at the 400 MHz frequency. This might drag down your performance. This memory is safest for compatibility, especially older mainboard that have a 4GB limit with only two open slots.
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Call Corsair. 1 (888) 222-4346 (Consumer). Reason. Gigabyte as well as other boards may advertise compatibility with ultra high speed memory, but they have NO control over various memory manufacturer technical issues. I learned yesterday a Gigabyte board I worked on supported only 4 brands of a specific high speed memory. Calling them can save you a big headache. Also, Check out this URL: http://www.corsair.com/en/support/faqs/memory. It has relevant AMD info you need.
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I bought cossair dominator 16 GB 1833 MHz and love it. How ever the I heard g skill is good too. Most importantly refer to mb ram compatibility chart from Asus web site. Sorry I don't know to well about Kingston. Happy ram hunting!
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I bought this motherboard for my media computer, so I use it often. When I installed 4GB total, in all four slots, it probably overloaded the memory bus, which led to very poor performance. You might get away with only using 3 out of the 4 slots. Or you might need to update the bios. I also have a fairly decent video card, which could also be part of the problem.So on paper, you should be able to install 8GB of RAM, but in reality, you might not be able to. It is old technology, so you might have a hard time finding a useful bios update. Good luck.
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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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Call ASUS 812 282-2787 tech supportHighly recommended the use of Corsair memory for compatibility. I loaed it up to 64GB Some brands say they are compatible but are not. They stop at 48GB. Good rule of thumb call the company to insure the compability
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I bought the Corsair Vengeance Blue standard profile 8GB two stick kit and it works fine even after pushing the speed up. I'm using the stock Intel cooler in a case with lots of room, so had no reason to get the low profile version. My first Gigabyte board had a bad memory channel (only the two slots furthest from the CPU worked), but Amazon replaced it quickly.
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Thank you. The board is an ASUS Sabertooth Z87 with a RAID controller onboard. I want to use both a RAID data array and SSD drives for OS. I am told the board can do this but I'm unsure about setup of this feature and thought the card may be an easier way to control the array and set the BIOS for hot swap SATA and let the card control the array. Maybe I should look at a different RAID card.
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Not according to the chart provided by ASRock website, but that doesn't necessarily mean this memory won't work with your mobo. However, I don't know that you want to take a chance at purchasing this, without knowing for sure that it'll work with your board. Your best bet's probably either googling or searching forums to see if anyone with your board had used this memory module successfully. (Just so you know, just because the spec might suggest this memory module should work, in real trial that is often not the case. That's the reason why manufacturers have a list of compatible memory module charts). Not according to the chart provided by ASRock website, but that doesn't necessarily mean this memory won't work with your mobo. However, I don't know that you want to take a chance at purchasing this, without knowing for sure that it'll work with your board. Your best bet's probably either googling or searching forums to see if anyone with your board had used this memory module successfully. (Just so you know, just because the spec might suggest this memory module should work, in real trial that is often not the case. That's the reason why manufacturers have a list of compatible memory... » Read More Not according to the chart provided by ASRock website, but that doesn't necessarily mean this memory won't work with your mobo. However, I don't know that you want to take a chance at purchasing this, without knowing for sure that it'll work with your board. Your best bet's probably either googling or searching forums to see if anyone with your board had used this memory module successfully. (Just so you know, just because the spec might suggest this memory module should work, in real trial that is often not the case. That's the reason why manufacturers have a list of compatible memory module charts). « Show Less