Is This Ram Compatible With This Motherboard?

If you dont follow EULA rules, your skin will shrink up plus your brain will explode. Just maybe the FBI will kick your door down, lol. All you need is 8gb. But you can go for 16 if you wish. But 32 is overkill.
 
hmm I'm heading towards 16, I'm already spending as much as money already,



but some dude told me not to spend money on 2 video cards and liquid cooling saying its not worth it
 
dual video cards can be better than one, assuming the game supports it. Though most of the time 1 more powerful card will be faster and cheaper than 2 lower ones. Liquid cooling is only necessary if you absolutely want to push it as far as you can go with overclocking. If your just going to 4 ish GHz then air will do it as good as water.
 
wolfeking said:
dual video cards can be better than one, assuming the game supports it. Though most of the time 1 more powerful card will be faster and cheaper than 2 lower ones. Liquid cooling is only necessary if you absolutely want to push it as far as you can go with overclocking. If your just going to 4 ish GHz then air will do it as good as water.
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ic ic, so would dual GTX 680s be too much for this processor?


http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819116501
 
i just read the specs for the processor again,



and it says the processor (I7-3770k) is compatible with 1600 and 1333.



so the ram i want wouldn't be compatible?
 
the RAM is compatible. All you need to do is be sure that the memory speed is supported by your motherboard. The processor will not be able to support everything. JUST LIKE PEOPLE USING A 2500K can only officially use 1333, but tons use 1600 without issue. My processor only officially uses DDR3-1066 but i got 1600 and had to do nothing to get it working at the rated speed.
 
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