Will these work with my ASUS P6X58D (Intel X58 Chipset) Motherboard? I plan on buying 3?
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yes it can and it will run the intel XMP profiles...which I think is really nice. Make sure to buy all three from the same die...at the same time. They will work better that way. These are designed for a motherboard like yours. Your motherboard can also handle the overclocked DDR3 2000 MHz chips. But remember those are overclocked and are less stable in theory. As long as your rails ramp good these chips will run perfectly. Good luck. P.s. I am still running my chip after nearly a year... I run my computer pretty hard for about 5 to 7 hours per day. I have a pretty advanced gaming system and this chip was the perfect solution... it even runs in the AMD motherboards...the ones with AMD processors.
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I'm not necessarily sure but I would Google it. if it does. its a great deal.I never had any problems with itand it really sped up my pc.http://forum.corsair.com/v3/showthread.php?t=113702
1745260
This is very good ram I have 4 of these in my Asus board if it can take Ddr3 go for it
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yes it can and it will run the intel XMP profiles...which I think is really nice. Make sure to buy all three from the same die...at the same time. They will work better that way. These are designed for a motherboard like yours. Your motherboard can also handle the overclocked DDR3 2000 MHz chips. But remember those are overclocked and are less stable in theory. As long as your rails ramp good these chips will run perfectly. Good luck. P.s. I am still running my chip after nearly a year... I run my computer pretty hard for about 5 to 7 hours per day. I have a pretty advanced gaming system and this chip was the perfect solution... it even runs in the AMD motherboards...the ones with AMD processors. yes it can and it will run the intel XMP profiles...which I think is really nice. Make sure to buy all three from the same die...at the same time. They will work better that way. These are designed for a motherboard like yours. Your motherboard can also handle the overclocked DDR3 2000 MHz chips. But remember those are overclocked and are less stable in theory. As long as your rails ramp good these chips will run perfectly. Good luck. P.s. I am still running my chip after nearly a year... I run my computer pretty hard for about 5 to 7 hours per day. I have a pretty advanced gaming system... » Read More yes it can and it will run the intel XMP profiles...which I think is really nice. Make sure to buy all three from the same die...at the same time. They will work better that way. These are designed for a motherboard like yours. Your motherboard can also handle the overclocked DDR3 2000 MHz chips. But remember those are overclocked and are less stable in theory. As long as your rails ramp good these chips will run perfectly. Good luck. P.s. I am still running my chip after nearly a year... I run my computer pretty hard for about 5 to 7 hours per day. I have a pretty advanced gaming system and this chip was the perfect solution... it even runs in the AMD motherboards...the ones with AMD processors. « Show Less
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It will work on any motherboard with a PCIe x4 connector and yes, it will be better than any integrated chipset. This card draws power directly from your PSU (check if you have a floppy connector, I think an adapter is included) so the line power has less noise and therefore, the sound is more "clean".
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I suspect that these could be used in that manner. You could also check the Asus website, they should have a list of compatible memory for the motherboard of your choice.
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it depends on which motherboard, I have an msi and it works with mine, but it depends on the socket your motherboard has
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I believe it should, as long as the 1866 MHz is supported. I switched to these after another set wouldn't boot, got a refund and bought these. No problem for me so far but I use 3960x processors.
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I have almost the same generation motherboard as yopu do I have a MSI A58M-E33 just 3 away I am pretty sure it will work
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Yes, these should work. However, you may want to consider something with a faster clock speed. Your motherboard supports up to 1200. Here is the product page http://www.gigabyte.us/products/product-page.aspx?pid=3447&dl=
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It should work but it is best to go to the Motherboard web site and check the compatibility. You can also go to the AMD site and check.
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What do you mean X8? X8 what? It will work if you have a ddr3 motherboard, you are looking way too deep into it.
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Yes they will work. I had to set the frequency to 2100MHz to begin with, these RAM chips are set factory at 1600 if I remember correctly. All your MB must be capable of is supporting DDR3.
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According to the Asus site it will work Just fine. This is your motherboards memory specs. Number of Memory Slots:4240pin Memory Standard:DDR3 2133(O.C.)/1866/1600/1333/1066 Maximum Memory Supported:32GB Channel Supported:Dual Channel
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Yes it will work just fine. I'm using this on a really old motherboard that uses 2.0
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I would suggest checking the product website, they have listed the compatible chipsets and processors
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Hey Paula, Yea these will work with the maximus vi formula. Just picked up that particular one from asus a few months ago with this exact RAM. I got two dimms as you see here which works just fine and performs great, but your cpu works even more efficiently if you get 4 sticks (4 x 4gb) instead since the motherboard is a dual-channel (in regards to the memory which means you can have either two sticks or four-the latter being better) one and therefore can have 4gb of ram allocated to each core of your processor. So, if you can go with 4. It's a little more expensive, but worth it in my opinion. Hey Paula, Yea these will work with the maximus vi formula. Just picked up that particular one from asus a few months ago with this exact RAM. I got two dimms as you see here which works just fine and performs great, but your cpu works even more efficiently if you get 4 sticks (4 x 4gb) instead since the motherboard is a dual-channel (in regards to the memory which means you can have either two sticks or four-the latter being better) one and therefore can have 4gb of ram allocated to each core of your processor. So, if you can go with 4. It's a little more expensive, but worth... » Read More Hey Paula, Yea these will work with the maximus vi formula. Just picked up that particular one from asus a few months ago with this exact RAM. I got two dimms as you see here which works just fine and performs great, but your cpu works even more efficiently if you get 4 sticks (4 x 4gb) instead since the motherboard is a dual-channel (in regards to the memory which means you can have either two sticks or four-the latter being better) one and therefore can have 4gb of ram allocated to each core of your processor. So, if you can go with 4. It's a little more expensive, but worth it in my opinion. « Show Less
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It should work, although matched sets are generally preferred. Your mother board product manual may specify that, but generally it should be ok.
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if your motherboard has a PCIe card slot it will work. I looked up your system and it does indeed have them. You have: 1 full height PCIe x16 and 3 full height PCIe x1 slots. The card should work fine as long as the slot is empty on your motherboard.
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I'm running 2 sets of them on an Asus Sabertooth X79 board without any issues. As for any difference in speed there doesn't seem to be one other than using more power. Depending on your motherboard the 4 sticks might run as a quad channel and the pair in dual channel mode.