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Dimm Voltage

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2018/01/29 21:53:55 (permalink)
What are the safe dimm voltages on this board? My XMP profile set it to 1.35 in the bios, but I noticed is hovering around 1.368 in E-leet. Thanks. 

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    Re: Dimm Voltage 2018/02/01 17:21:06 (permalink)
    EVGA recommends not to exceed 1.35. My XMP (corsair dominator 3000) does hover above that like yours but I set a manual voltage to hover right at 1.34 - 1.35. No issues I’ve been running that for awhile. Not sure of any long term effects of running a higher voltage.
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    Re: Dimm Voltage 2018/02/02 15:05:51 (permalink)
    Thanks for the reply. Yeah, I dropped it to 1.34 and now it hovers around 1.35. Good enough. 

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    Re: Dimm Voltage 2018/02/19 20:19:30 (permalink)
    You should be able to monitor RAM temps.  My Micro board has two sensors.  With overclock at 4266MHz at 1.45v, RAM torture loads get up to 39C.  I have a 120mm fan blowing from the side onto the VRM heatsink and the RAM modules.  Overclockers around the net use 1.4v, 1.425v, and 1.45v 24/7.

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