Will it work with a asus x79 board and a intel i7 4930k with 32 gb of corsair vengance ram DDR3
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It most certainly will! chipset is irrelevant - it's the slot you need to worry about and that motherboard has the slot you need.
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In a short answer, "yes". But I would recommend that you read through the following. 1) The processor Intel i7 4930K is definitely an overkill for this graphics card unless you are going for a SLI configuration with 2 of this graphic cards. Personally I would recommend for you to get GTX780TI to be on par with your processor.2) No comments on Mother Board, it is flawless.3) Corsair 32 GB of DDR3 RAM is rated at 1600MHz if I am not mistaken. From the specs of the mother board and processor, I see that it supports 1866MHz modules. So why don't you go for 1866MHz RAM?****For a PC with this much configuration, it is a must to have a good SSD to improve the overall performance. In a short answer, "yes". But I would recommend that you read through the following. 1) The processor Intel i7 4930K is definitely an overkill for this graphics card unless you are going for a SLI configuration with 2 of this graphic cards. Personally I would recommend for you to get GTX780TI to be on par with your processor.2) No comments on Mother Board, it is flawless.3) Corsair 32 GB of DDR3 RAM is rated at 1600MHz if I am not mistaken. From the specs of the mother board and processor, I see that it supports 1866MHz modules. So why don't you go for 1866MHz... » Read More In a short answer, "yes". But I would recommend that you read through the following. 1) The processor Intel i7 4930K is definitely an overkill for this graphics card unless you are going for a SLI configuration with 2 of this graphic cards. Personally I would recommend for you to get GTX780TI to be on par with your processor.2) No comments on Mother Board, it is flawless.3) Corsair 32 GB of DDR3 RAM is rated at 1600MHz if I am not mistaken. From the specs of the mother board and processor, I see that it supports 1866MHz modules. So why don't you go for 1866MHz RAM?****For a PC with this much configuration, it is a must to have a good SSD to improve the overall performance. « Show Less
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Yes, but check the memory compatibility on your motherboard's manufacturer website. It should work fine.
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It's compatible with the board, but the i7, i5, & i3 processors for that socket only support up to 1600 mhz, so unless you're intending to overclock your ram by 1000 mhz, you might want to bump it down a bit.
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It will work, just figure you will have to adjust the frequency of the RAM in BIOS if it doesn't show up as 1600.
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It should... but for the specific mother board you are looking at, please consult the motherboard manual to see a list of specific memory modules that are guaranteed to work.
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Yes it will work but it will also take DDR3 2000(O.C.)/1866/1600/1333/1066 MHz memory modules
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I own this ram it is in a AsRock extreme9 motherboard. This ram will work in Intel motherboard with an Intel x79 chip set. The X79 motherboard will have the memory controller on the cpu. The ram will work in other motherboards as well you might try going over to the Corsair web site and running their motherboard/memory configurator that way you can be sure that the ram that you buy is the one that works with your board.
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Yes it is compatible and it will work. Based on memory http://www.asus.com/Desktops/Essentio_CM1730/specifications/
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I have to agree with Ty Green's answer; use search results for your mother board; if it truly supports only DDR2 memory, then the answer is no, it won't work...
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No it won't. The board is a socket FM2 and the CPU you list is a Socket AM3+. You'll want to find a motherboard that has AM3+, then you should be good to go.
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i'm not really sure. according to the specs it should .......as long as it has the right bios installed on the board. the guy who put my cpu in ( a fx 4130 am3+ quad core ) checked and found it would work. so, I would suggest you either go online and check with asus or go to someone who installs stuff on computers and have them check and see. that is the best answer I can give you. I hope that helps
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Yes Emanuele, it will work with the Asus board you mentioned, however it may not perform up to it's full potential until you have a MB with the PCIe 3.0
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Yes that motherboard appears to have a PCIe x1 slot. That is where you will plug it in. It will work as long as you have a PCIe x1 slot.
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Motherboard, i3-4130, 2 DDR3 ram cards = yes. If you want to calculate yourself, try this link http://support.asus.com/powersupply.aspx
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Yes. It will work. This is my motherboard type and I use the same RAM in it.
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Yes actually I have an x79 sabertooth board with this chip on it and I can have eight 8GB sticks on it to make 64GB of RAM in quad channel and it works great. Just make sure all of the RAM is the same type from the same company. Try and get a pack of it in that amount instead of buying 2 sticks to add ti 2 sticks you already own.
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It should work with no problem, though your motherboard will support faster memory than this.