- Jun 5, 2016
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Hi, guys. I'm a newbie to PC build. I just built my PC with the specs:
MSI Z170A Gaming M7 mobo
Intel i7 Skylake
G.Skill RipJaws V at 3200 Mhz
Intel HD 530 (For now)
Corsair Hydor Series H100i V2
XFX 1050W Gold
One SSD
I tried to manually OC my RipJaws V from 2133 to 2666 with the timing 15-15-15-32 1T and left everything else in Auto. My PC booted up. But when I checked the DRAM voltage, it went up from 1.2V to 1.36V. Also, the SA and IO voltages went up from the default to 1.25V for both. My MSI Command Center marks these 1.25V for SA and IO as red meaning not recommended. I tried to use XMP, but my screen display dropped off and on while I was on Intel HD 530.
So my question is: should I also adjust or tweak the DRAM, SA, and IO voltages? I'd like to get what I paid for the RAM. At least somewhere above 2133 and stable if I can't get to 3200. Any ideas on that; I would appreciate it much.
MSI Z170A Gaming M7 mobo
Intel i7 Skylake
G.Skill RipJaws V at 3200 Mhz
Intel HD 530 (For now)
Corsair Hydor Series H100i V2
XFX 1050W Gold
One SSD
I tried to manually OC my RipJaws V from 2133 to 2666 with the timing 15-15-15-32 1T and left everything else in Auto. My PC booted up. But when I checked the DRAM voltage, it went up from 1.2V to 1.36V. Also, the SA and IO voltages went up from the default to 1.25V for both. My MSI Command Center marks these 1.25V for SA and IO as red meaning not recommended. I tried to use XMP, but my screen display dropped off and on while I was on Intel HD 530.
So my question is: should I also adjust or tweak the DRAM, SA, and IO voltages? I'd like to get what I paid for the RAM. At least somewhere above 2133 and stable if I can't get to 3200. Any ideas on that; I would appreciate it much.
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