This board memory and supports this configuration? Asus Maximus IV Extreme rev. 3.0, Intel Core i7-2700K, GeForce GTX 660 OC. Thanks.
1812391
Great memory all around! I have an EVGA Z77 FTW with an i7 3770K and it works perfectly at 2133MHz with XMP enabled. Will be adding an additional 8Gb very soon. Enjoy!
1812392
I have the same motherboard you do, but I upgraded my cpu to the 3770k. I used this Corsair Dominator Platinum RAM, and I use the GeForce GTX 670 OC. I don't have any stability problems. Games never crash on me. Other memory would say that it was rated at a high speed, and I'd set it to XMP and it would let me, but on reboot, ASUS would give me a warning message that the overclocking failed. This is the only memory that actually runs stably for me at the higher speeds. That's why I was happy with paying a bit more for it. I'm actually toying with the idea of getting another pair to make it 16gigs. It runs great on that awesome motherboard. I have the same motherboard you do, but I upgraded my cpu to the 3770k. I used this Corsair Dominator Platinum RAM, and I use the GeForce GTX 670 OC. I don't have any stability problems. Games never crash on me. Other memory would say that it was rated at a high speed, and I'd set it to XMP and it would let me, but on reboot, ASUS would give me a warning message that the overclocking failed. This is the only memory that actually runs stably for me at the higher speeds. That's why I was happy with paying a bit more for it. I'm actually toying with the idea of getting another pair to make it... » Read More I have the same motherboard you do, but I upgraded my cpu to the 3770k. I used this Corsair Dominator Platinum RAM, and I use the GeForce GTX 670 OC. I don't have any stability problems. Games never crash on me. Other memory would say that it was rated at a high speed, and I'd set it to XMP and it would let me, but on reboot, ASUS would give me a warning message that the overclocking failed. This is the only memory that actually runs stably for me at the higher speeds. That's why I was happy with paying a bit more for it. I'm actually toying with the idea of getting another pair to make it 16gigs. It runs great on that awesome motherboard. « Show Less
1812393
This memory is amazingly fast. Yes, your ASUS Maximus IV Extreme rev 3.0 will run great with this memory. By default, the motherboard will just think it is 1600 speed. You have to go into the bios and set it to X.M.P (extreme memory profile) so that it sees the full 2133Mhz speed. Win 7 Experience rates it 7.9 of 7.9. Enjoy !
1812394
does support perfectly, just have to set in the bios of the motherboard the memory speed to run at 2133 mhz
277717
It should - this is an amazing mobo. 200% happy with it. Awesome bios features and high high high quality construction. The supported chip sets should be under the device specs
54580
Sorry, I cannot give you a good answer. However, I recommend you to check the details of the motherboard by visiting the homepage of the company delivering the motherboard. Moreover, you may have to do some changes in the BIOS. I am going to use similar DRAM on an AsusP9X79 motherboard and then I have to meke small changes in the BIOS.
967345
The memory design is very good. It support 16G x 16 memory. The ram is ECC. But this board is for server. I know it cannot be overclocking.
417645
I personally haven't baught any memory for that motherboard yet althought the type you want to use looks like it's compatible with the GA990FXAUD7 motherboard although some other responders have mentioned some bios issues and I think you are supposed to at least use two sticks of ram in a dual channel configuration for the motherboard to work properly.
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Yes. The Asus Z87 motherboard supports 240 pin DDR3 Memory of speeds including and exceeding 1866 MHz. I run 16 GB of this memory on a Z97 motherboard, which is very similar to the Z87 motherboard but with an updated chipset.
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Yes, the maximum memory bandwidth that Motherboard supports is 2400 mhz. Therefore 2133 mhz should be simple to achieve, just do the usual Bios changes and it should accept it without any issues.
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I recently built a system with this MB and memory but an AMD FX 8320 eight core running 3.7G and GTX 770 vid card. I have had NO issues whatsoever with any aspect of this machines performance while preforming HD video editing, or playing Top Tier graphics intensive multi player games. So I feel you would be pleased with the two products compatibility and performance together. I hope this helps you with you question.
289787
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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Check the Gigabyte website for this motherboard and what CPUs are supported by this motherboard. Here's the link: http://www.gigabyte.us/support-downloads/cpu-support-popup.aspx?pid=495. You should be good to go with this processor. Great MB.
267837
I checked the Intel site and it that board does not appear to support that processor check http://www.intel.com/support/motherboards/server/sb/cs-012668.htm
990891
It has a PCI-E 16x slot. I think it's like revision 1.0 so it won't run very fast, but it should work. It has 4 RAM slots? I don't know about channels on this board, but I think i got it to run with two unmatched pairs of 2GB RAM, totaling 8GB. Here is the manual:
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Yes this motherboard should support this memory. http://download.gigabyte.ru/memory/mb_memory_ga-890fxa-ud5.pdf is thesupported memory list from the manufacturer though if you want to double check.
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If you're not messing around with clock speeds, you only need to make sure that your mainboard supports your CPU, and that your mainboard supports your memory as well. Your mainboard manufacturer should have a list of supported memory modules. You don't mention which it is, though.As long as you have the correct type of memory (DDR3 in this case) and form factor, most modules will operate fine - but you don't want to pay for features on a memory module that will just be switched off by the board, so that's why you should pick a memory your board manufacturer lists as compatible.
1738042
Absolutely, This board supports 4 x DIMM, Max. 32 GB, DDR3 1333 to DDR3 3300+(OC). Heres a link with al the specs, and a review. https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/ASUS/MAXIMUS_VII_HERO/
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This board only supports DDR3 2133/1866/1600/1333 MHz You can see a list of compatible memory here http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/memory/?compatible_with=msi-motherboard-a88xg43
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So it claims on the ASUS page. http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/MAXIMUS_VI_EXTREME/