Is it ok to run a 1.35V ram with a Sandy bridge processor??
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DDR3L 1.35v is supported by Sandy Bridge processors so if there aren't any compatibility problems with your board it will run just fine.
If you already purchased the ram then the only thing you can do is test it with memtest,
If you already purchased the ram then the only thing you can do is test it with memtest,
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and i quote
"Supports 1.2 V – 1.8 V DIMM memory voltage"
so yeah it should support DDR3L but may i ask why you wanna buy that specific ram and not just normal DDR3? Did you get a good price?
"Supports 1.2 V – 1.8 V DIMM memory voltage"
so yeah it should support DDR3L but may i ask why you wanna buy that specific ram and not just normal DDR3? Did you get a good price?
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Yes actually. I'm buying it used. Also, my Inspiron desktop came preinstalled with a dual channel kit from Samsung, which has been working just fine from the last 6 years. So I thought going for Samsung again would be the best upgrade for my system. Regardless of Ddr3 or ddr3L because L is considered even better in case I get a L model. However, it seems like sandy bridge processors were made to run at 1.5V only
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