Q: Will this fit under an EVO 212 cooler?

It should. My brother has an EVO 212 and the same memory kit.

Q: on the motherboard specs next to the type of ram it takes, it says 2400(OC), what does that mean?

Natively 2400 speed ram is not officially supported by either Intel or AMD, however depending on each cpu, mainly the embedded imc or integrated memory controller will depict the real world limits you can achieve. It's like a lotto to determine what speed you will actually be able to run. As an Intel expert I know that Sandy cpus typically can hit 2133/2200, Ivy cpus can hit 2400 and Haswell can hit 3000. If you have. Cpu you can overclock an if you overclock it you will find the highest overclock will lower your ram speed capabilities so it is a balancing act. Also choosing a ram that AjaX.M.P. profile will make achieving the advertised speed of ram a lot easier. Also the ram you are looking at is difficult to use on ivy cpus. I had three sets, from what I gather though it works best with Haskell. Ranilo212@yahoo

Q: My motherboard can use this,but i was wondering if i can use this with http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231308 which is what i have now,and if so will the new ram be slower cause of the old?

RAM should ALWAYS be speed matched for every stick in your motherboard. If you want to increase the amount of RAM, buy the same model you already have. If you want more AND faster RAM, the increased cost for replacing your existing memory is worth it in my opinion. From my experiences building and upgrading PCs, I try to use 2 or 4 modules that are the exact same model.

Q: Building a system on an Asus Sabertooth 990FX R2.0 MoBo. The book doesn't specifically state this is compatible...but are they?

They are compatible. I hqve them on my sabertooth.

Q: will this work with http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231308?

It's not recommended to mix memory with two different frequencies in the same motherboard.

Q: Does this Ram support every motherboard sorry im bad a this kinda stuff?

Check out the description for the motherboard you are interested in and it should say what standard of RAM it accepts. Generally it should be DDR3 because it is currently the standard but DDR4 hardware is up and coming. If you are asking if the motherboard you have at home can take it, then go into your control panel > system (system info) and there it will tell you how much RAM you are using and it's speed/standard. Hope that helps.

Question 1

I have the ASUS M5A99FX PRO R2. AMD FX9370 processor. I currently have  16 MB of 1600 Corsair memory in it. Will going to 2400 make any difference that I will see?

Accepted Answer

Not that you will notice. If you have a process that runs for 24 hours, it might make a few minutes difference. Tech Buyers Guru did a benchmark test and found these results: 1600 RAM scores 10879, 12562, 12440. For 2400 RAM scores 10900, 12540, 12701. <1% to 2% differences.  google tech buyer's guru Does RAM Speed Matter for a full report.

Question 2

Will this fit under an EVO 212 cooler?

Accepted Answer

It should. My brother has an EVO 212 and the same memory kit.

Question 3

on the motherboard specs next to the type of ram it takes, it says 2400(OC), what does that mean?

Accepted Answer

Natively 2400 speed ram is not officially supported by either Intel or AMD, however depending on each cpu, mainly the embedded imc or integrated memory controller will depict  the real world limits you can achieve. It's like a lotto to determine what speed you will actually be able to run. As an Intel expert I know that Sandy cpus typically can hit 2133/2200, Ivy cpus can hit 2400 and Haswell can hit 3000.
If you have.  Cpu you can overclock an  if you overclock it you will find the highest overclock will lower your ram speed capabilities so it is a balancing act. Also choosing a ram that AjaX.M.P. profile will make achieving the advertised speed of ram a lot easier. Also the ram you are looking at is difficult to use on ivy cpus. I had three sets, from what I gather though it works best with Haskell.
Ranilo212@yahoo

Question 4

My motherboard can use this,but i was wondering if i can use this with http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231308 which is what i have now,and if so will the new ram be slower cause of the old?

Accepted Answer

RAM should ALWAYS be speed matched for every stick in your motherboard.  If you want to increase the amount of RAM, buy the same model you already have.  If you want more AND faster RAM, the increased cost for replacing your existing memory is worth it in my opinion.  From my experiences building and upgrading PCs, I try to use 2 or 4 modules that are the exact same model.

Question 5

Building a system on an Asus Sabertooth 990FX R2.0 MoBo. The book doesn't specifically state this is compatible...but are they?

Accepted Answer

They are compatible.  I hqve them on my sabertooth.

Question 6

will this work with http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231308?

Accepted Answer

It's not recommended to mix memory with two different frequencies in the same motherboard.

Question 7

Does this Ram support every motherboard sorry im bad a this kinda stuff?

Accepted Answer

Check out the description for the motherboard you are interested in and it should say what standard of RAM it accepts. Generally it should be DDR3 because it is currently the standard but DDR4 hardware is up and coming. If you are asking if the motherboard you have at home can take it, then go into your control panel > system (system info) and there it will tell you how much RAM you are using and it's speed/standard. Hope that helps.

Question 8

This RAM is at 2400MHz. Can I run it at 2133Mhz since that is max the AMD A8-7600 processor supports?

Accepted Answer

Yes you have to set the speed with your memory multiplier. Be sure to set the right voltage too.

Question 9

will this work with an amd fx-8350 and a asrock 970m pro 3 motherboard?

Accepted Answer

Yup.

Question 10

is the compatible with a BIOSTAR H81MHV3 LGA 1150 Intel H81 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 Micro ATX Intel Motherboard ?

Accepted Answer

Look up your motherboard on the biostar website (I tried to post a link but it wont let me)

That is the link to the motherboards main website. Look where it says MEMORY SUPPORT . That should have a list of compatible ram. The site also says Version 7.x and not sure if the memory list is different for earlier revisions.

However, I would say yes that it will work but anything over 1600 MHz is considered an overclock and overclocking is not guaranteed.

Brand	G.SKILL
Series	Sniper Series
Model	F3-2400C11D-8GSR

Capacity	8GB (2 x 4GB)
Speed	DDR3 2400 (PC3 19200)
CAS Latency	CL11
Timing	11-13-13-31
Voltage	1.65V
ECC	No
Buffered/Registered	Unbuffered
Multi-channel Kit	Dual Channel Kit
Color	Black
Features	Designed for 3rd Generation Intel Core Processors and Z77 platform. Intel XMP 1.3 Ready for 3rd Generation Intel Core Processors. Recommended Intel Core i7-3770K processors & Core i5-3570K processors for best performance.

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