I am going to build a PC with the Asus Maximus VII Hero (Z97) and i5 4690K, and I am also going to buy memory from Avexir. The memory runs at 1.65V, will I have any problems with that?
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SkylerJacobs
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Nope, shouldn't be a problem. Raising the RAM frequency above 1600 MHz is considered overclocking, and higher frequency memory needs extra voltage.
Intel only lists what is "supported" to cover themselves, as overclocking is done at your own risk.
Note: Currently have my memory at 2133 MHz @ 1.6V
Intel only lists what is "supported" to cover themselves, as overclocking is done at your own risk.
Note: Currently have my memory at 2133 MHz @ 1.6V
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You will have to either change to X.M.P., or set the frequency and voltage manually within the BIOS. Either option should work.
Tradesman1
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What set of DRAM? If 1.65 DRAM should prob be at least 2133 or better to require that much voltage. If it's a 1600 or 1866 set with moderate loose timings, 1.65 can be indicative of weak memory chips being used
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