Building gaming computer, Can this work?

Yes that will work together, just make sure that the memory you get is on the Qualified list for the Motherboard.

That means you have to find the Qualified Memory list from the motherboards website and check to see if the model number of the memory is on the list.

Yes, that looks like it ought to be fine.

I would not worry about the memory list too much - it's a nice assurance if it is on the list, but these days if a mobo lists speeds like 2133 (O.C.) or 1800 (O.C.), you can pretty much take that to mean it'll run anything, there's just a slight chance you might need to mess with the settings yourself to get optimal performance.

The one exception to that would be Intel motherboards (that is, the motherboard itself is made by Intel, not just that it supports Intel CPUs). Those things are notoriously rigid in what they will support, which is pretty much basic components at stock settings. I would personally never buy an Intel motherboard in my life for a machine I was going to use myself. Write that down.