I have a stick of Ultra DDR2, 2048MB, PC2-5300 667MHz. I'm building another computer, and the board I ordered has the lowest (default) setting at 1.950V. After some searching I found that the stick I have is listed for 1.8V. Will this work safely in the new mobo? I don't know enough about electricity application and don't want to take a chance on damaging the new board or the RAM.
I will not be overclocking, it will be just a basic build, a surfer with a single core AMD. I've read through a few threads here where people are talking about increased voltages and so on, and I think it will be safe, but I'd rather ask the question before installation.
I emailed Ultra's memory support last week, but still haven't received a reply, and I'm not sure if I ever will.
Thanks in advance for your help.
(When it comes to electricity, I haven't got a clue. Machines with moving parts, like gasoline engines, are my talent...I can see the moving parts in my mind...I can't grasp electricity.)
I will not be overclocking, it will be just a basic build, a surfer with a single core AMD. I've read through a few threads here where people are talking about increased voltages and so on, and I think it will be safe, but I'd rather ask the question before installation.
I emailed Ultra's memory support last week, but still haven't received a reply, and I'm not sure if I ever will.
Thanks in advance for your help.
(When it comes to electricity, I haven't got a clue. Machines with moving parts, like gasoline engines, are my talent...I can see the moving parts in my mind...I can't grasp electricity.)
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