We are using the Asus X99-Deluxe motherboard to test today's memory kit. It supports RAM from many manufacturers and gives us a large amount of flexibility to tinker with memory multiplier, base clock, and timings settings. It has also reached the highest DRAM frequency of all the X99 motherboards that we have tested.
Our full review of the Asus X99 Deluxe motherboard can be read here.
Getting ADATA's kit to run at 2400MHz in the Asus motherboard's UEFI was as simple as selecting the XMP configuration.
The fully-functioning XMP 2.0 configuration set the memory kit at its correct timings and voltage levels.
Windows and CPU-Z registered the memory's functioning settings as correct.
Our system's CPU-Z validation running at a 2400MHz DRAM frequency can be found here.