Which Ram will work ?

if you have the Asus P8Z68-V PRO/GEN3 according to your screen shot and going to overclock than the GeIL Veloce 1866Mhz 2x4GB or 2x 8GB to otherwise the GeIL Veloce 1333Mhz should also be fine but always buy them in pairs
 
Rickster said:
I'm not a fan of mixing RAM.
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I agree hence my suggestion to buy them in pairs as we see too many issue with mixing of RAM

Esquire said:
if you have the Asus P8Z68-V PRO/GEN3 according to your screen shot and going to overclock than the GeIL Veloce 1866Mhz 2x4GB or 2x 8GB to otherwise the GeIL Veloce 1333Mhz should also be fine but always buy them in pairs
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marine1 said:
I want to change mine have had a lot of memory issues
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The 1333 MHz will likely be more stable on that socket 1155 motherboard. Rather remove the old RAM than mix and match it.
 
marine1 said:
Agreed. Thanks bio
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Nice mobo btw. I was looking for a socket 1155 mobo this week and could only find one via comx that had USB 3 and SATA 3. So within 3 years you basically can't get spares anymore.
 
biometrics said:
Nice mobo btw. I was looking for a socket 1155 mobo this week and could only find one via comx that had USB 3 and SATA 3. So within 3 years you basically can't get spares anymore.
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I am pretty happy with it, so far no issues and have had it for a long time. Just the ram seems to intermittently give crashes
 
marine1 said:
I am pretty happy with it, so far no issues and have had it for a long time. Just the ram seems to intermittently give crashes
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I have Corsair 1600 MHz RAM in an HP with an i7 (socket 1155) and it has issues on occasion until I re-seat the RAM. So I think the slightly slower RAM will make it more stable.
 
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