Kingston 32gb (2400mhz)and z87 mpower max issue?

Hello, i am planing to buy msi z87 mpower max board and i currently have kingston32gb( 8gbx4) hyperX 2400mhz ram .Here is the ram link:http://www.kingston.com/datasheets/KHX24C11T3K4_32X.pdf
when i checked the mainboards list i couldnt see my ram in the compability list.Is that mean they wont work together?thank you

Quote from: RemusM on 13-August-13, 19:26:49
Intel does not guarantee anything above 1600MHz.
32GB DDR3-2400 using the stock settings is impossible on any processor.
So you're going to gamble.
You need to overclock and overvolt the processor.
But it doesn't worth the effort.
The chances to get a long-term stability are very low.
Here is another opinion (from a memory specialist):
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/321476-30-1600-2400-32gb-rive
I sure wouldn't use DDR3-2400 in any density, and never with 8GB/stick density.
The chances of stability are very slim without manually increasing the voltages (DRAM, VCCSA, & PLL) to unacceptable levels.
Not to mention the gains are very small between DDR3-1600 vs DDR3-2400.
High Risk vs Minimal Rewards.
ok i understand intel doesnt gurantee anything above 1600mhz but what i am saying is i was using these rams with my asus mainboard and yes they used to work but not anymore because i damaged my cpu when i try to delided the cpu.So i will get a new i4770k platform and of course i will overclock the cpu.But i really wonder will they work with the z87 msi mpower max ? (these rams are in SABERTOOTH Z87 Motherboard Qualified Vendors List link:http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/LGA1150/SABERTOOTH-Z87/SABERTOOTH-Z87_DRAM_QVL.pdf. I dont care which speed @2400 or lower

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http://www.corsair.com/en/vengeance-32gb-quad-channel-ddr3-memory-kit-cmz32gx3m4x1600c10.html
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or
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12v rail Rating of listed PSU: Single
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Quote from: Naresh Kumar on 17-September-13, 17:03:38
Hi,
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Intel 3.5 GHz LGA1150 4770K i7 4th Generation Processor
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Quote from: Sea Dog on 29-September-13, 14:15:14
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So I recently built this new PC:
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Thanks in advance...
Sincerely,
Dexter
(Excuse my poor English)

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