Will Intel-branded RAM work with an AMD motherboard?

The brand isn’t the deciding factor. Check that the RAM generation matches the motherboard, such as DDR4 or DDR5, since those types aren’t interchangeable. Also check the board’s supported capacity and speeds.

Usually, yes. The Intel label often means the kit has an XMP speed profile. An AMD board may still run it, but that advertised speed is not guaranteed to work with one setting. It should normally start at a standard speed, and reaching the faster profile may take BIOS settings or some troubleshooting.

If you have the exact kit number, look it up in the motherboard’s memory support list. That list shows kits the manufacturer tested, but not being listed doesn’t automatically mean a kit won’t work. Two memory sticks are often simpler to run at higher speeds than four, so check the board and CPU specifications too.