RAM compatibility

[JoshM]

Hi guys, normally I wouldn't ask a stupid question like this but I just want to check to see if this RAM: http://www.pccasegear.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=186_538_913&products_id=19475

 

Is compatible with the board in my sig and a Gigabyte 990FXA-UD3?

 

It has a list of compatible boards and neither one is listed but normally I wouldn't care but it has a 1.5v so I wanted to make sure it was still compatible.

 

If it is not, is this one ok?: http://www.pccasegear.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=186_538_913&products_id=17199

 

Has a lower volt of 1.25v.

 

 

Thank-you for reading!

[AlwaysFSX]

It should be compatible.

[JoshM]

It should be compatible.

Thats what i thought but i want to be like 100% as I'm only around 90% sure ahaha

[AlwaysFSX]

Thats what i thought but i want to be like 100% as I'm only around 90% sure ahaha

I think the only problem there could possibly be is the speed but the motherboard should just downclock it for you, if not you can do that yourself

[JoshM]

I think the only problem there could possibly be is the speed but the motherboard should just downclock it for you, if not you can do that yourself

I looked it up it recons the asrock can handle 2600+ ram of some shit lol

[AlwaysFSX]

I looked it up it recons the asrock can handle 2600+ ram of some shit lol

Welp, let's hope they're right then

[Mecami]

You can of course also pick up lets say 2133Mhz RAM, even if your cpu/mobo don't support it. Then your RAM will be automatically underclocked, but in that case it would be useless to buy a 2133Mhz Kit.

Long story short, usually any RAM can be paired with anything as long as we are not talking about components that are from different ages