Making sure my motherboard is compatible

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I don't really see that there would be an issue, in worst case scenario you might have to take off one of the fans from the CPU cooler. But, if you wanna be 100% sure, go with low profile.
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Yup, it's DDR4 Ram on 3200Mhz and the motherboard supports DDR4 and speeds up to 3600Mhz so you're fine there, and the CPU-fan is no issue because the CPU-cooler only needs to be compatible with your case (basically making sure the cooler is not too high).

(UPDATED) The Ares RAM are all DDR3, they are not compatible with the motherboard you're looking at. Go with the DDR4 ones.

So yeah, you're otherwhise good to go :)
 
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I don't really see that there would be an issue, in worst case scenario you might have to take off one of the fans from the CPU cooler. But, if you wanna be 100% sure, go with low profile.
 
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Then there should be no issues with the RAM :)
 
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Awesome and if something wrong it would probably just be a dud on the motherboard ram not compatibility issue then thanks
 
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