Q: Hi, will these memories compatible with asus sabertooth 990fx 2.0 motherboard? Thanks.

From the looks of it, It doesn't seem like it. Here is a link to the Ram Compatibility list for that motherboard: (Google "asus sabertooth 990fx 2.0 ram compatibility list" and click the first link PDF) There are 4 ADATA entries, none of them are this ram. You can check this list for which ram is compatible.

Q: how would i know if this would run in my pc? as far as the speed and are all DDR3's 240 which is wnat i'm running..

You could find out a couple of ways. 1. Your motherboard manufacture's website under the model of your motherboard should show what type of ram the motherboard is compatible with. 2. Software such as Cupid's CPU-Z will tell you what type of Ram you have currently and you can buy to match that. From what you stated they would seem to be compatible. If you are using these as a replacement keep note that the default speed will start at around 1700. This is for safety it can be increased through BIOS. I can verify that these will safely go to 2400 Also finally just because it is not listed on the Manufacture's site as compatible doesn't mean it isn't.

Q: Is this compatible with ASUS Z97-A ATX DDR3 2600 LGA 1150 Motherboards Z97-A?

yes. in fact, I got mine for an MSI Z97 Gamer 5 mobo. it will work just fine on those.

Q: I currently have adata xpg (ax3u1866w4g10-bgv) ddr3 1866(10) 4gx8 If i add these to the current 8gb that i have will that be compatible with my computer? If not can someone point me in the right direction i would atleast like to have 16gb of ram if not more. thank you

Zach S, Your computer will operate at the speed of your slowest memory which is 1866. Your memory MHz should all be the same. Looks like you will be operating at 4x8 ddr3 1866 MHz. Sorry for that bit of loss but that's the way I understand the deal works. I hope this will help you. Maybe you could trade up on the memory and get all 2400 MHz. don't forget to see if your mother board is rated to handle this amount of ram.

Q: What is the height of the module from the bottom to the highest point of the heat spreader?

Enter an5.91" (W) x 3.78" (H) x 5.51" (D) answer to this question.

Q: My PC has Adata XPG v2 DDR3 1866 8GB memory modules. Is there any downside to buying the 2400 version to add memory? I can't find the DDR 1866 8GB modules anywhere....at least not at here at my favorite place.

There is no downside to using the 2400 if you cannot find the 1866. I would suggest you make sure to check that your motherboard and bios support the speed of the 2400. You can check that by going to the manufacture website of your motherboard and search the model.

Question 1

I'm building a AMD chipset based rig but the product info says the ADATA is designed for Intel chipsets.  Does this mean they will not work on my build?  (they just really look to cool to pass up as long as I'm not sacrificing performance.)

Accepted Answer

The order did not go through for some technical reason.  I would still like to upgrade to this if a great deal comes along, but I ended up getting the 8GB 1600 memory for around $60 and I am really happy with that.  No problems and my Intel I7 4770K runs fine OC'd with the 1600 at 3.9 ghz.

Question 2

what are the jedec profiles for this memory that works with 1.5V? i was hoping 12800 is available. i have an hp system so I cannot manually put in memory timings.

Accepted Answer

Here is the spec data on these perticular chips....

Capacity                         16GB (2 x 8GB)
Type                                240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM
Speed                              DDR3 2400 (PC3 19200)<--------Faster than the 12800 you mentioned in your question.
Cas Latency                    11
Timing                             11-13-13-35
Voltage                             1.65V

Question 3

Hi, will these memories compatible with asus sabertooth 990fx 2.0 motherboard? Thanks.

Accepted Answer

From the looks of it, It doesn't seem like it. Here is a link to the Ram Compatibility list for that motherboard:

(Google "asus sabertooth 990fx 2.0 ram compatibility list" and click the first link PDF)

There are 4 ADATA entries, none of them are this ram. You can check this list for which ram is compatible.

Question 4

how would i know if this would run in my pc? as far as the speed and are all DDR3's 240 which is wnat i'm running..

Accepted Answer

You could find out a couple of ways.

1. Your motherboard manufacture's website under the model of your motherboard should show what type of ram the motherboard is compatible with.

2. Software such as Cupid's CPU-Z will tell you what type of Ram you have currently and you can buy to match that.

From what you stated they would seem to be compatible. If you are using these as a replacement keep note that the default speed will start at around 1700. This is for safety it can be increased through BIOS.

I can verify that these will safely go to 2400

Also finally just because it is not listed on the Manufacture's site as compatible doesn't mean it isn't.

Question 5

Is this compatible with ASUS Z97-A ATX DDR3 2600 LGA 1150 Motherboards Z97-A?

Accepted Answer

yes. in fact, I got mine for an MSI Z97 Gamer 5 mobo. it will work just fine on those.

Question 6

I currently have adata xpg 
(ax3u1866w4g10-bgv)
ddr3 1866(10) 4gx8
 If i add these to the current 8gb that i have will that be compatible with my computer? If not can someone point me in the right direction i would atleast like to have 16gb of ram if not more.
thank you

Accepted Answer

Zach S,  Your computer will operate at the speed of your slowest memory which is 1866.  Your memory MHz should all be the same.  Looks like you will be operating at 4x8 ddr3 1866 MHz.  Sorry for that bit of loss but that's the way I understand the deal works.  I hope this will help you.  Maybe you could trade up on the memory and get all 2400 MHz.  don't forget to see if your mother board is rated to handle this amount of ram.

Question 7

What is the height of the module from the bottom to the highest point of the heat spreader?

Accepted Answer

Enter an5.91" (W) x 3.78" (H) x 5.51" (D) answer to this question.

Question 8

My PC has Adata XPG v2 DDR3 1866 8GB  memory modules.  Is there any downside to buying the 2400 version to add memory?  I can't find the DDR 1866 8GB modules anywhere....at least not at here at my favorite place.

Accepted Answer

There is no downside to using the 2400 if you cannot find the 1866. I would suggest you make sure to check that your motherboard and bios support the speed of the 2400. You can check that by going to the manufacture website of your motherboard and search the model.

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