A question about RAM compatibility

Motherboard manufacturer's usually have a RAM compatibility chart on their website, often downloadable PDF.

Motherboard info here:

http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/MAX...specifications

Spec info on that motherboard notes:
* Refer to www.asus.com for the Memory QVL (Qualified Vendors Lists).

http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/MAX...RO#support_QVL

See attached file... [recommended list, not a perfect list of what will or will not work]

Motherboard is dual channel supported by the way, but don't see your memory stick model listed specifically, I would try it when the board arrives and if it acts fine, then it is, I would note the 4 timings on the stickers on the RAM sticks and input them within the BIOS if it allows it to improve your chances of no problems, like mine is CAS-7 (lower # is better), settings 7-7-7-21, so the first 4 specific RAM entries would be what you put in exact numbers for only, if able at all.

To confirm, use CPU-Z off cpuid.com, get now and you can see what you are using for timings, but like I said could be wrong via BIOS not perfect with these settings, use the sticker on the actual ram as the guide.

Well I have just suggested it to another member because I got mine sorted without having to flip through those support pages try Tradesman at Welcome to the G.SKILL TECH FORUM

"not being tested" does not equal "will not work", more often than not it will run as long as it is the same kind of DDR supported by the mobo, as seen in the spec sheets Faladu posted.

Yes well the advice I gave re the Tradesman in the G Skill forum is as good as it gets unless one has never been there then.....