any ram which is not in the motherboard company memory support list, is any chance of

[pratik2011]

any ram which is not in the motherboard company memory support list, is any chance of problem?
i have g41 mt s2p gigabyte,and ram cmv4gx3m1a1333c9 4gb ddr3 Corsair, and after 2 days of my new motherboard and ram.i faced ram problem like not booting and restart at startup before bios screen, and sometime work good after restart,(gigabyte local service people checked my board and they found the ram is the reason)
i have checked my board with diff. 2gb ddr3 1333 ram it work great every time,is my ram damaged after 2 days ?(because it is not in the memory support list also),and is my mother board support 4gb corsair ram ?(because it runs great with local 2gb 1333 ddr3 ram)but not with corsair after 2 days (my ram model) is it just because my corsair ram is 4gb?or its not supporting with my board?
and for info i already send my corsair ram for RMA >>
plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz help me.

[topgear]

You should not face any kind of prob even if the memory is not listed in the support list - your mobo supports 1.5v 4GB mem modules per slot and the corsair mem modulesare rated at 1.5v as well - so the mem modules should work fine.

Test the ram modules with a app called memtest and see what's the result.

[thetechfreak]

I donot think there will be any problem. I myself have used unlisted RAM for a long time.
As long as frequency is supported and its 1.5v you are in the clear.

[d6bmg]

Not every ram will be there in supported ram list. When buying ram module(s) check the ram voltage & max supported ram voltage in mobo. If ram voltage is less or equal to the mobo's supported ram voltage then it will work.

[pratik2011]

thank u all.