just wanna be sure before will this work on any asus mainboard with a 19pin tpm connector?
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Yes it will. If your board has the labeled TPM socket then you are good to go. You can either use the included software to configure it or use Windows to configure and manage it. Make absolutely sure you backup your encryption keys especially if you frequently make changes to the BIOS or add or remove encrypted storage devices. If you are ever asked for the key at boot you will be unhappy if you don't have it.
2237532
Yes it will work with your mainboard as long as you have an empty PCIe slot available. You should have 2 or 3 PCIe slots on your mainboard.
1435931
It should be, but suggest you either call ASRock support or go to their web site and it will confirm that it it
703318
Yes, the ASRock 990fx has a standard TPM connector near the SATA ports; this TPM unit should be compatible.
1978246
All you had to do was go to the Asus site and look up model number. Yes, according to the site, it does, but check yourself to be sure. Make sure complete model number of motherboard is correct.
365752
Yes it will work just fine. I'm using this on a really old motherboard that uses 2.0
1073983
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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Yes... more importantly check to see if it is compatible with your motherboard!
1514303
I can't provide you an answer because I've only tried it on my TFT700 and it works fine. Maybe you could contact Asus Tech Support?
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From Newegg, Asus M5A97Number of Memory Slots: 4×240pinMemory Standard: DDR3 2133(O.C.)/1866/1600/1333/106632GBFrom AmazonCorsair VengeanceSpeed: 1866MHzTiming: 10-11-10-30Pin Out: 240 PinSo, yes it will work.
1238149
Yes this will work with your mother board. It wont go above a 1600 Mbps rate unless you install an AM3+ compatible AMD Chip.
1922312
Most likely but I did not use this board it was faulty out of the box I used the asus vformula
469380
I am not into Asus mboards but I suggest u read the specs on the board... but I think it should work... asrock all the way
1890402
If there is an available slot available, it should work. It's also powered from the slot on the mother board.
2079349
I think it depends on the motherboard but the asus micro itx board I used works well with it
1200005
"Should" work... To make sure, check your *updated* spec sheet for your motherboard on the vendor website.
764043
I don't know for sure, but it *should* work since it is a dual channel DDR2 and that's what your ASUS appears to support, to a maximum of 8 gigs.