CPU 7700k and DDR4 ram at 1.5V - normal?? help please

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Hello. i recently upgraded my PC with and i7 7700k CPU and 16GB of 3200mhz RAM - When i first build my pc my RAM was only running like 2666 i belive. so i just went ahead and set my DRAM to 3200 and pressed save in BIOS.
Now i can see my DRAM voltage is like 1.5V - is that normal or is that WAY to much? did i damage my RAM or CPU? what should i set it at now? and can this be the reason i have had some trouble booting into windows?

PLEASE HELP ASAP i am so confussed
PS. sorry for bad english
 
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Yes, you should revert your RAM settings to stock and then just enable XMP. It's a profile that contains all the settings to run your RAM at its rated speed of 3200 MHz.
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The safe operation voltage for the RAM depends upon the motherboard and RAM. May I know which motherboard and RAM are you using?
(1.5V should be safe but still you can notch it down to 1.45V and see if you are able to get 3200MHz)
 
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ASUS STRIX z270h - Corsair vengeance 16gb 2 stick ddr4 3200mhz
How do i test my RAM?? to se if it is stable? prime maybe? idk -
And if i have overclocked RAM can i still have overclocked CPU if i want to?
THX MAN!
 
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I guess i could also run the XMP? what is it and is that safe?
 
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Thank you! you just made my day! Do you have time to look at another thread for me?
 
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