Question 1

helo:
this Ram is compatible with my Asus Hero?

Accepted Answer

If you are talking about the Maximums VI Hero then yes. I have this RAM in mine and it works great. Just gotta turn on XMP in the bios to get 1866mhz otherwise it's at 1333.

Question 2

Will this be compatible with my CyberPowerPC ultra 2229?

Accepted Answer

Jeez people, if you dont know what youre talking about, dont answer. William and Gerald are just dumb. As for the question, you need to tell us what motherboard the PC has.

Question 3

will this ram work on the MSI Z87-GD65 Gaming LGA 1150 Intel Z87 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX Extreme OC High Performance Triple CFX/ SLI Intel Motherboard ? thanks

Accepted Answer

It should but you should check the MSI Z87-GD65 user manual at MSI's web site. DDR3 1866 is one of the fastest rams out there so I would bi shocked if it did not work.

Question 4

What is the difference between pc 12800 and pc 14900?

Accepted Answer

Speed.  The bigger the number the faster they run.  I batch process large raw photo files and need as much memory speed add possible.  This was the fastest reasonably price ram i could buy.  This set of 16 gig was added to the 16 I already have in the system for a Total of 32 gig.

Question 5

Does this memory work with an AUSA Maximus VI Hero and Itel Coe I7-4770k Haswell?

Accepted Answer

please be sure to spell everything correctly, and yes this ram should work fine

Question 6

will this work with a amd 8350 black edition
gigabyte 970a ud3?

Accepted Answer

Short answer maybe. However I do not see any 8GB approved on the memory compatibility list @ Gigabyte. But Crucial has 8GB chips listed for Giga-Byte GA-970A-UD3 (CT3588262, CT2799128, CT3581488, CT4168190, CT4168190, CT2800058)

All the Best.

Question 7

i want to upgrade my memory.  How can i see if it is compatible with my computer?
Dell computer model Dell XPS -630  running windows 7 with Gforce 9800 GT that i bought from NewEgg in the past.

Accepted Answer

Icee a,

No far as I can tell your computer takes DDR2 this is DDR3.

look for XPS 630 specifications I found a web forum post that lists the information about your system. You can also use a tool called speccy to get information about what type of ram ins currently in your computer and match that.

Question 8

Can this be sold as a single stick?

Accepted Answer

Usually to get the full function of DDR (DUAL Data Rate) you want to install in pairs. I have yet to see a SINGLE 16GB DDR3 stick. However you can get a single 8GB DDR3 stick. All the Best.

Question 9

will this work on asf z87 pro3 motherboard?

Accepted Answer

This one? ASRock Z87 PRO3

If yes, then yea they will go into the motherboard, however it doesn't look like it will work at the 1866 speeds that this RAM can overclock to.

Question 10

So what is difference between the "Gaming series" Sniper 2x8GB set- http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231611&cm_re=G-Skill_Sniper_1866-_-20-231-611-_-Product And this set which I already bought- http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231627 I see CAS latency is 9 vs 10 but isn't lower CAS latency better? So wouldn't the 9-10-9-28 timing be faster??

Accepted Answer

They are  probably identical chips , possibly just higher tier of quality of the chips

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