Different Ram Voltages?

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They use 1.5v chips that work at 1.35v. They'll work at 1.5v, but why did you mix memory modules? That won't help the system stability with 4 modules installed.
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iiTzzDeFuze

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I Chose this for looks and to fill up DIMM slots on my MIVG with just 16G. I know i could do a 2x8 or just stick to one type of ram, but then i had those reasons. So your saying that it would be unstable if i had 4x8 if i wanted something like 32G?
 
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I never said that 32GB would be unstable. It could be unstable if you don't install a 32GB kit or two identical 16GB kits bought at the same time. Buying two kits having different voltage ratings could prove somewhat challenging.

I installed 32GB (using two identical 16GB kits) in one of my systems and it's stable. I have four systems with 4 memory modules and I have no issues. Mixing kits may require lowering the speed and/or timings.
 
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Okay i guess ill just stick with one kit then. thx for the help, means alot.
 
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