are they ANSI z87 approved?
1647454
No...they work fine for a color run 5k where powder is thrown all over. I wouldnt wear then while on my sandrail.
1647455
No...they are fine for a neon color 5k where powder is thrown all over. I wouldnt wear then while in my sandrail though.
1647456
no idea we use them for our family nerf gun battles and the work great, beyond that scope of use I can not add any value.
1647457
According to the plastic wrapping of each individual pair of safety glasses the glasses are rated "ANSI Z87.1 HIGH IMPACT" & "CERT. MOD. CAN/CSA Z94.3-07". Also, imprinted in the plastic of the glasses themselves on the bar/bridge is "P Z87 + U6", on the inside of the left temple is "CAN/CSAZ94.3-07 115mm", and on the inside of the right temple is "PYRAMEX Z87+ TAIWAN". If you're interested in some anecdotal evidence: I used an airsoft pistol (a "Walther PPQ", a manual spring pistol that is rated at 300 FPS) and shot a 6 mm airsoft BB at a pair of these safety glasses from the following distances: approximately 2 inches, 3 ft., 5 ft., and 10 ft. and struck the lenses and there was no apparent damage to the lenses, even after multiple impacts. Obviously not a thorough, scientific test, but it is enough to give me peace of mind that the glasses will perform just fine under 'normal' circumstances. I'm very happy with the price/performance of these glasses!!
1569853
They meet ANSI Z87.1 and CAN/CSA Z94.3-07 standards.We use them in the offshore oil fields.
1576057
It all depends on the production date of the board you receive. If you are worried about support for a particular CPU, you shouldn't have to worry anymore as all new boards will have a recent enough BIOS for all FM2+ CPUs and APUs.
449842
I just installed these in a fresh PC build, it is not inherently compatible according to the ASUS list for this Mother Board. It doesn't time properly, however I heard if you can get into bios you can force the timing to 9-9-9-29 and it should work. Problem with a new PC is it wont load bios if ram check doesn't pass. I would recommend a different ram for the z79-a boards.
1957446
Hi,Will be sufficient for A8-3800 and A8-5500For A8-3850 A8-3870K2 A8-5600K2 cooling is not sufficientBest regards,Valeriy
1436919
The z97 chipset is devils canyon ready. And ssd's just use sata so of course it's compatible.
861262
Yes. I cracked mine open a few months after I purchased it to make a modification and found a Zoran chipset and genuine 207 nvram.
629245
According to asus specs on their web site yes. http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/P8H77I/#specifications
75682
I have Z-97A. It works perfectly. It is better you check the compatibility with the MB on Asus website. Most probably it would be okay.
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http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/P8Z77V_LK/specifications/ http://www.asus.com/es/Motherboards/P8Z77V/specifications/
849276
Go to the Asrock website, the Motherboards page, choose this motherboard and then go to the approved memory list. If this particular memory (by model number, not GB qty.) is approved you shouldn't have any problems.
1714515
A lot of laptop manufacturers restrict which modules will work in their machines . Usually there is a white list of approved devices in the bios. I have seeno this with all the bin players . I am not sure if this a fcc thing.
1465935
That isn't really a question, so not sure exactly what information you are looking for. But, the m5a87 is a socket am3+ board, which is the socket type for this cpu, so they are compatible.
2057402
Absolutely but make sure it is low voltage 1.35v and not 1.5v according to the memory table of asushttp://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/LGA1150/Z87-PLUS/Z87-PLUS_DRAM_QVL_0820.pdf
719538
You can if you update the bios unless your lucky and they have an updated one for you. I suggest getting the impact vii version of this board. It has the z97 chipset. It will save you time.
1382445
I've installed mine so don't have a label readily available but off the top of my head I'm going to guess that they are. I'm not sure Amazon would be selling non approved items. Check on the Amazon listing. It will say there.
1505909
It does but it depends on the motherboard, some have released updated firmware to run Z97 in the Z87 but a lot of motherboards just don't support it.