Will G. Skill Ripsaw X series work in amd board and Intel board?

[Artista]

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc..._-20231428-L0B

Will these work in AMD DDR3 board as well as the sandy bridge they are "designed" for. Seems like same stuff to me as regular DDR3.

Sandybridge is of course off the market until they get a fix...lol:\

 

[Termie]

I think these should work. They seem to be binned for lower voltage, and while GSkill tech support told me these were different chips that their standard Ripjaws, I can't imagine they wouldn't work on AMD. There are some examples of AMD users with the 1333 modules: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820231426. Keep in mind that AMD boards can't clock memory up as high, so you may want to go with the cheaper 1333.

 

[Artista]

I think these should work. They seem to be binned for lower voltage, and while GSkill tech support told me these were different chips that their standard Ripjaws, I can't imagine they wouldn't work on AMD. There are some examples of AMD users with the 1333 modules: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820231426. Keep in mind that AMD boards can't clock memory up as high, so you may want to go with the cheaper 1333.

I also thought they would work. Information on the G. Skill website is sketchy at best. Oh, I forgot these are on sale for $89.99!😀

 

[Termie]

I also thought they would work. Information on the G. Skill website is sketchy at best. Oh, I forgot these are on sale for $89.99!😀

Excellent deal. It's worth a try for sure. Just be prepared to run at lower speeds if necessary (most of these kits default to lower than 1600 anyway unless you set up a profile in the bios).

 

[Zap]

All memory needs to follow JEDEC standards. Everything beyond that ("designed for..." "dual channel" etc.) is purely marketing.