DDR3 1866MHz RAM for MSI 990FXA-GD80 motherboard

[Dvimida]

I have been looking forward to know which is the most excellent to make use of DDR3 1866MHz with this motherboard as well as an AMD FX future (B3). Yes. I am going to upgrade the RAM very soon but I don’t know which one to choose and how much amount of memory it can hold.

[LavinaD]

Barely the FX CPU is believed to support it, further CPU's don't.

[Arun K]

I'm riding a new computer and I bought an Asus P8P67 WAS Revolution motherboard and Corsair DDR3 XMP memoir Vengeance CL9 PC3-12800 2x4GB 1600 8GB in blue, these memories have a very high and sinks can cause problems if you plan to put a good heatsink to the processor, I have thought of putting a liquid cooling, a Corsair H80 to avoid problems with the memories and in a few days I will buy an I7 processor 2600K, with this and some other things like putting a second video card and a power supply more power I'll have to get by a few years. On the reports look good and buy the features that support a good OC

[jamiejohn]

What I'm deciding to Ram:

For a Corsair 8GB PC15000 DDR3 RAM Vengeance - 1866MHz 9/9/9/24:

Or the same but with 8GB PC12800 DDR3 RAM - 1600MHz 8/8/8/24:

[CRiley]

The SSD Review has assessed a kit to 8 GB DDR3 @ 1866 MHz RipjawsX G. Skill. It consists of two strips of 4 GB and is certified with Case 9 at a voltage of 1.65V. In addition they take advantage of XMP profiles which, recall, used to adjust the BIOS frequency and timings of the bars in two or three clicks on Intel platforms, whether on Sandy Bridge processors or Core i7 900 series (Bloomfield and Gulftown).