I'm preparing to upgrade my PC using the new Sandy Bridge core processor coming out next month. I'm thinking of buying a motherboard made by Gigabyte (P67A-UD7) which will also be coming out next month. I'll be running it using my current PC components (an 850 watts PSU & 2 dual GPU Sapphire Radeon HD 4870X2 on quad CrossfireX set up). I been looking for some RAM modules to buy. The particular motherboard I'm going to use supports DR3 2133/1866/1600/1333/1066 MHz memory modules up to 16 GB of memory. I'm planning to put 4 GB of memory modules on each of the 4 memory slots. My questions are:
1) Hence I can't find a pair of 4 GB 2133 MHz memory module, can I use a pair of 4 GB 2000 MHz memory module or do I have to look for an 1866 MHz memory module?
2) In the motherboard specification, it supports a memory module rated at 1.5 volts. All the memory modules I've found were rated at 1.65 volts. Can I used a memory module with slightly higher voltage rating?
1) Hence I can't find a pair of 4 GB 2133 MHz memory module, can I use a pair of 4 GB 2000 MHz memory module or do I have to look for an 1866 MHz memory module?
2) In the motherboard specification, it supports a memory module rated at 1.5 volts. All the memory modules I've found were rated at 1.65 volts. Can I used a memory module with slightly higher voltage rating?
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