It appears that this ram will work with my ASUSTeK Computer INC. M4A89TD PRO Rev 1.xx according to Corsair's website. Can anyone confirm this?
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It will most likely be fine. There are not too many times where newer components (motherboards and ram) will be incompatible.
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Hey Brad, I recently upgraded my RAM using this stick http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00EOUFEG2/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 ... Worked perfect for me. Haven't experienced any compatibility issues!
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Of course it will work, your motherboard supports even ddr3 1800mhz,and corsair memories are the most compatible ones in the market, including Kingston too.
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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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Worked on mine just fine! Just make sure you validate the RAM config with the Model you have, to ensure a perfect fit and hassle free experience!
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Yes, I have that same processor. I replaced the original 2 - 1GB memory with 2 - 4 GM memory Corsair modules. Simple install. Have had zero problems since.
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Best bet is to E-mail Corsair and ask, they should be able to tell you right off. Most memory does work, its going to be more at what speed it will run. That depends on your processor also, so there is a few things to consider. Best answer I can give you is yes probably, but at what speed?
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the vendor may be Intel orientated and if this is the case may not have experience or knowledge of this high spec memory within an AMD system. Polite query may resolve your concern. However Corsair will have determined usage within test environment in order to state such compatability.
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Yes. Just be sure to get the correct ones. I purchased mine from Amazon. I used Corsair Vengeance 16 GB (2x8 GB) 1600 MHz (PC3 12800) Laptop Memory. (CMSX16GX3M2A1600C10). Very easy to install. I used YouTube to find how to open the bottom and get to the RAM compartment. But it's very straightforward.
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This is generic ddr3 ram. So it's works with all computers that accept ddr3 ram and meet computer specifications
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I have mine installed over my Corsair Vengeance Pro 16GB DDR3 2400MHz - it fits with room to spare. Love it.
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I have a set of 8GB (totaling 16GB) Corsair Vengeance LP clocked at 1600mh/z and it works fine for me, you can even change the mh/z on the mobo bios which has tons to choose from.
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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 do not know.I used Corsair Vengeance 16GB (4X4GB) in my Asus and it works great. The timing specs are different than the memory you are looking at.You can go to the Asus folks and dig around and find their Memory Compatible Listing for your Asus motherboard.Good LuckPaul
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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
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I think that it will work for dual or quad channel memory, so 'yes' I think so. Bur suggest you check with Corsair on this to be sure before you buy. Ted
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Yes...as along as your desktop motherboard calls for the type of RAM you are ordering but be warned....Laptop computers use SODIMM RAM while desktop/tower computers use DIMM style. The corsair Vengeance 4gb I ordered sometime back was for a laptop. Laptop RAM is aprox. half the length as desktop ram.I decided on purchasing corsair because of its compatibility with other types of RAM brands. Also, it is a good idea to using matching ram size. In other words if you already have a 4GB stick, order the same size for upgrades. Also, there is no reason to put more than 3 gigs in a computer unless you are using a 64 bit OS. 32 bit OS will only mange about 3.5 gigs. Yes...as along as your desktop motherboard calls for the type of RAM you are ordering but be warned....Laptop computers use SODIMM RAM while desktop/tower computers use DIMM style. The corsair Vengeance 4gb I ordered sometime back was for a laptop. Laptop RAM is aprox. half the length as desktop ram.I decided on purchasing corsair because of its compatibility with other types of RAM brands. Also, it is a good idea to using matching ram size. In other words if you already have a 4GB stick, order the same size for upgrades. Also, there is no reason to put more than 3 gigs in a computer... » Read More Yes...as along as your desktop motherboard calls for the type of RAM you are ordering but be warned....Laptop computers use SODIMM RAM while desktop/tower computers use DIMM style. The corsair Vengeance 4gb I ordered sometime back was for a laptop. Laptop RAM is aprox. half the length as desktop ram.I decided on purchasing corsair because of its compatibility with other types of RAM brands. Also, it is a good idea to using matching ram size. In other words if you already have a 4GB stick, order the same size for upgrades. Also, there is no reason to put more than 3 gigs in a computer unless you are using a 64 bit OS. 32 bit OS will only mange about 3.5 gigs. « Show Less