Question 1

Is this memory compatible with Asus P6X58D Premium motherboard?  The P6X58D has six slots with 24 GB maximum memory.

Accepted Answer

Yes, Your motherboard's RAM chipset supports 240 pin DDR3 RAM. seeing as these are 8GB chips, you'll  be able to use 3. The 6 slots are only filled if you were to use 4GB sticks. You wont be able to put in more memory once you hit your 24GB limit, so three of these sticks will leave 3 slits unused

TL;DR: Yes, but only 3.

Question 2

what is different with the 4 colors?  and which color is best capability for my Asus B75M-A motherboard in 16 GB @ [2x8Gb] ?

Accepted Answer

There is no difference besides the color with the different versions. The Red performs the same as the blue, black, and white. For your board I would get blue because it will match the color scheme better.

Question 3

noob question
I can buy 4 HyperX FURY to get 32GB since my mobo support 32GB memory ram??

Accepted Answer

The DDR3 boards I have can support up to 32GB of ram, 4 each 8-GB sticks.   So 4 HyperX Fury 8GB sticks, DDR3 should work in a motherboard that has 4 slots and uses DDR3 memory.  Make sure the motherboard will support the 14900 speed.  Newer ones should, but check the documentation or go online to check the approved memory list for the board.

Question 4

I want to swap out 2 (4 GB) DDR3 1333 for these 2 (8GB) DDR3 1866.  Am I correct that they should work okay in place of the originals?  It's in an HP 8200 Elite if that information helps. 
Thanks

Accepted Answer

I recommend that you start at Crucial.Com with ALL of the information that you can get about Make and Model Number and configuration for the PC in question.

Crucial.Com has a feature that allows you to walk through three steps to get to RAM that is specifically matched to your PC or your motherboard. And it is guaranteed to be compatible.

The Kingston.Com website also has the same three-steps procedure, but their webpage gives you LESS information than the Crucial.Com webpage.

For example, I select (1) Asus, (2) Motherboard, and (3) Sabertooth 990 FX R2.0 and Crucial gives me the specifics for compatible RAM.  I write all that info down - timing and voltages - and I then repeat these same steps at Kingston.Com.

I then go to Newegg.Com and search for Crucial RAM or Kingston RAM that is DDR3-1600 speed, 1.35 or 1.5 Volts Unbuffered Non-ECC.  I chose LOW PROFILE 1.35V Crucial Ballistix RAM so that I had plenty of clearance for a large CPU Cooler ABOVE the RAM for my HOT AMD 8-cores FX8320 CPU.

For decades, I have preferred Crucial RAM in my PC's because they are AMERICAN MADE at their parent company, Micron, with factories near Boise, Idaho. Also, I have NEVER had a stick of Crucial RAM go bad during DECADES of using their RAM.

Both Kingston and Crucial have a Lifetime Warranty so that if any of their RAM does go bad, you get it replaced for free right away.

And lastly, Consider choosing RAM that has a heat spreader for cooling the individual RAM Chips on the stick of RAM. Kingston uses Aluminum Heatspreaders on their HyperX Fury RAM sticks. I like the Crucial Ballistix heat spreaders too.

In this particular case, my client was using a case with a left-side acrylic window onto his motherboard area, so I chose Kingston HyperX Fury RAM with a BLUE heatspreader to match the Blue components on his Asus P8P67 LE motherboard.  It made for an aesthetically pleasing combination.

But for my own personal PC's, I choose to go with Crucial RAM.

Question 5

If I put this in a motherboard that doesn't allow this speed of ram (1866MHz) will it just clock down to the motherboards standard speed? (1600MHz)

Accepted Answer

I would get the 1600.dont take chances .save the 1866 for another build

Question 6

Is this memory compatible with GIGABYTE GA-F2A88XM-D3H FM2+ / FM2 AMD A88X (Bolton D4) HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 Micro ATX AMD Motherboard?

Accepted Answer

Yes I am currently using the same motherboard with 32 GB of the same memory.

Question 7

I currently have 2x4gb 1600 DDR3. I would like to upgrade to 16gb of RAM. Which one is better, get 2x4gb more in the same speed of 1600, or get 2x8gb in 1866 mhz?

Accepted Answer

MHz of RAM will rarely lead to a noticible change in speed. That being said, it is usually recommended to not mix RAM from different kits, even if they are the same brand and sku. This is due to slight variations in the manufacturing of the memory modules. If you still want to get another 2x4 kit, make sure that your motherboard supports 4 ram sticks, and that it will not sacrifice any bandwidth to do so.

Question 8

Is this compatible with the GIGABYTE GA-X99-UD4 LGA 2011-v3 Intel X99 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX Intel Motherboard?

Accepted Answer

Yes it is

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