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Question: Is it compatible with DDR3 1600/1333/1066?
Document: Had this board send two day shipping. Got here the next day.Mounted board and put in my RAM, 15 gig 1600. There is a little MEM light that came one solid red and the board would not post.Verified the RAM was 1.5volt and compatible.Pressed the "MEM PK" button. This lets the board check the mem and adjust it it.
I've had zero issues.The AI Suite is...um...sweet. :)It gives you a lot of control from within Windows instead of having to reboot and work in the BIOS. You can monitor and control clock speeds, fans, power, RAM, temps, just about everything except the wife.My BIOS didn't need any flashing.My RAM was instantly recognized and set at proper values (1600, not default to 1333).
I tried two of these boards from 2 different vendors and both had major issues with RAM compatibility. ASUS offers a list of compatible ram for this board, however most of those listed are no longer in production. One board even came with damaged pins in the cpu socket.
I've found this motherboard to be fully compatible with Windows 7 as well as Linux (Ubuntu 12.10) and am very happy with it so far. Just one word of caution: when installing, the wifi card needs to be screwed onto the motherboard BEFORE it is installed into the case. Otherwise you won't be able to reach the screw. I found this out the hard way (why don't they just attach the wifi card from the factory?)
This is a pretty good motherboard, I bought it to build a mid to high-end gaming computer and it did the job pretty well except...  First of all I had quite a few problems actually getting the build running due to a few errors that weren't very clear. After some research it turns out the memory I bought wasn't compatible, but that was after taking it out and re-installing it into the case giving me 3 different errors in the process.
I decided to upgrade my PC with a new motherboard, CPU and memory. After considerable research I selected the Asus P8Z77-V Pro, the Intel I5-3570K, the Thermaltake Water2.0 cooler, and 8GB of Corsair Vengeance 1600 memory. I kept my old case and my 120 GB OCZ Vertex 3 solid state drive. Everything went together with no problems. I am very happy with the simple overclocking capabilities of this board. Everything works and I couldn't be happier.
It worked well with G-Skill ripjaws at 1600. Software that controls the fans isnt that great however.Plenty of fan controls on the board 4 chase fans + 2 CPU fans. 2 ASMEDIA SATA 6GB/s + 2 Intel z77 SATA 6Gb/s connections are also adequate for most users.Now the negatives:* 2nd PCI express x1 slot is too close to the PCI express x16 slot for the GPU, that makes it effectively useless for those of us installing decent vga cards.
just custom built my 3rd  pc with my 3rd asus mobo and the Z77 chipset is where you wanna be,so many features on this board and the bios is very easy to navigate,im extremley happy with my purchase and will only buy asus motherboards for future builds..... p8z77 v pro,i7 3770k,256 gb crucial m4 ssd,2 tb seagate baracuda 7200 rpm hdd,32 gb patriot viper 1866 ddr3 ram,asus gtx 680 gpu,antec khuler c 920 cpu water cooler
installed this board with i7 3.5 gh, 16 G. vQl of ram and with asus Gtx 660ti., and original win 7 pro.every thing worked fine fir a month, after new year had my first screen of death forcing me to hard reset in middle om doing.
got a hand me down gtx480 and am running BF4 without one single issue.
Answer: Compatible RAM Memory:DDR3 1333;DDR3 1600;DDR3 1800;DDR3 2000;DDR3 2133;DDR3 2200;DDR3 2400;DDR3 2600Maximum Memory Amount: 32GB