Question 1

Will these ram be ok with-out heat sink on them or do I need to buy aftermarket heat sink?

Accepted Answer

The memory stick are running just fine with no heat sinks. That's the advantage of the lower voltage. I don't try and overclock memory, but I have overclocked the processor to 4GHz, a mild overclock.

Question 2

Will these work with the new Asus Z170-A ATX LGA1151?

Accepted Answer

Yes it will, however, remember that there are only 4 slots for memory on the motherboard you asked about and its maximum total RAM memory is 64gb. If you bought two pairs of these you would fill all the slots but have half the possible RAM(32gb). Though for most people that's plenty. If you want to max out the motherboard's possibility you would need to buy 4x16gb sticks of RAM.

Question 3

I have a Omen Desktop - 870-120st that has 16 GB RAM installed (8GBx2) these 2 memory sticks are in 2 of the 4 memory slots.  I would like to increase the RAM to 32 GB (8GBx4) using the 2 - 8GB HP memory and 2 - 8GB additional memory sticks.  I believe that this is the recommended memory - 16GB DDR4 PC4-17000 2133MHz DIMM NON-ECC Unbuffered 288pin 1.2V CL15 Dual-rank.  Will I be able to add 2  - 16GB (8GBx2) Crucial CT2K8G4DFD8213 memory sticks to what I have, keeping them in their paired, for a total of 32 GB RAM?

Accepted Answer

Could be OK. Go to Crucial site and either look up your Omen or run their analyzer and see exactly what kind of RAM Crucial recommends for your model. Otherwise, you can make sure your existing RAM is what you think it is. Go to cpuid site and download the small utility called CPU-Z, and run it. Pay special attention to what's shown in the SPD tab. Also, in the About tab, create report (HTML), since that includes more detail.

Question 4

Hey, would this fit on a Gigabyte LGA1151 Intel H110 Micro ATX DDR4 Motherboard GA-H110M-A? Thank you.

Accepted Answer

No reason it shouldn't fit on that motherboard..

Question 5

Will this work with Lenovo ThinkStation P900?

Accepted Answer

Anything with Lenovo written on it is just a Chinese electric paperweight, so maybe you wouldn't want to waste good RAM on it.

Question 6

Does this memory compatible with dell xps 8900 desktop PC ?

Accepted Answer

Since your new PC supports DDR4, this should work. I didn't have any issues with my X99 motherboard using it. However since this comes from Dell with memory in it the question is are you replacing the existing memory of expanding it? If the existing memory is a different speed, you could hinder the performance by miss-matching the speeds. But these bare bones memory modules have performed just fine in my PC.

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