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Will this ram work?

I didn't know since the ripjaws say they are designed for P67 boards, while the others list compatibility with P55 boards which is what I have.

Cool thanks.
 
no problem.

DDR is standardized, as long as the speed and voltage requirements fit the motherboard, there is nothing different about a stick that says "designed for P67 chipset" and one that doesnt specifically say that.

its the same as a video game saying its "Made for ATI", or a motherboard or power supply being "certified for SLI" or "certified for crossfire", all it means is the motherboard manufacturer took the extra, and probably unnecessary, step in testing it. its more of a marketing gimic then it is a useful certification.
 
Cool cool, thanks for the clarification.

I am replacing a couple Crucial XMS3 chips that I bought, and apparently they are 1.65v and they keep blue screening my computer when I try to run both at the same time. Very annoying, but I'm saving money by picking up these, so I guess that's a good thing.
 
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