Is this ddr3 RAM compatible w/ P8Z77-V LK?

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The only way to be 100% certain that a DIMM will work with a particular board and CPU is to get a DIMM from the motherboard's qualified vendor list. Anything else may be hit or miss.

Most DIMMs will work with most boards for single-DIMM per channel configuration. Where things get a lot more touchy is dual-DIMM per channel configurations, particularly setups with two double-sided DIMMs per channel.

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The only way to be 100% certain that a DIMM will work with a particular board and CPU is to get a DIMM from the motherboard's qualified vendor list. Anything else may be hit or miss.

Most DIMMs will work with most boards for single-DIMM per channel configuration. Where things get a lot more touchy is dual-DIMM per channel configurations, particularly setups with two double-sided DIMMs per channel.
 
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dmh4w7

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So, the "Team" company is apparently very small, because none of its products are on the QVL (Qualified Vendors List), but the List still has me scratching my head.
For example, I noticed that this Mobo supports "32 GB Memory", which with 4 DIMM slots, comes out to 8 GB per slot. On the other hand, ALL [EVERY LAST ONE!] of the Qualified Memory on the list only totals to 8 GB? Not even 16? Like it qualifies 3x2 GB cards from this company and 4x2GB cards from another, or 2x4GB ram from another, yet nothing is qualified above 8 GB. Why have up to 32 GB allowed if only up to 8 GB is qualified? {I checked the P8Z77-V LK User Guide, }