1.65 volt ddr3 ram with a i5 4690k cpu??

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It might not run 2400 any overclock on the memory is not guaranteed to work.
The 1.65 volt is already over the recomended and I would not go any higher than 1.65.
If you looked at my link mine was rated for 2133 at 1.5 volts and I had to raise it above that to get it stable.
Just like I said unless your using memory intensive programs it's not really going to show any noticeable increase in performance.
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and the ram is on xmp
 
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I just want to run the ram at 2400 MHz no higher, same with the voltage.
 
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It might not run 2400 any overclock on the memory is not guaranteed to work.
The 1.65 volt is already over the recomended and I would not go any higher than 1.65.
If you looked at my link mine was rated for 2133 at 1.5 volts and I had to raise it above that to get it stable.
Just like I said unless your using memory intensive programs it's not really going to show any noticeable increase in performance.
 
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so would it hurt my cpu or system if I run the 2400 MHz 1.65 volt ram? my motherboard does support it.
 
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