'According to Intel, DIMM voltage below 1.65V is recommended to protect the CPU'

Johnny Bravo · Dec 11, 2014

So, if I use 2133mhz with 1.65V (Gskill), Am I shorten lifetime?

I spoke with Intel support, they say me that "1.4 - 1.6V" is the limit. More is not safe to work for cpu security.

I read a lot of forums and here these days but there are detractors and people who say 'not to worry' and use RAM with 1.65V or more voltage.

Im crazy with this "issue"

Pinhedd · Dec 11, 2014

Johnny Bravo :

1.65 volts is considered the practical upper limit, but it still falls well below the do-not-exceed value which is around 1.8 volts. 1.65 volt memory modules are fine, I use them.

Tradesman1 · Dec 11, 2014

Yes they are fine, odd that a rep would even say that when they certify 1.65 sticks for their i5 and i7 CPUs

Johnny Bravo · Dec 12, 2014

I asked in online chat support, and now Im afraid more than before question xDD

I asked about devils canyon and 4790k, and He said "1.4 to 1.6" its the limit. And I said him, is not 1.8 or 1.7 safe limit? And repeat again 1.4-1.6 more, less lifespan

Perhaps he did not have much idea but later I decided to write here

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