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I see no reason it wouldn't be fine, with DDR3-1600 CAS 8-8-8-24-2N @ 1.50v you might need to raise the VCCIO to 1.15~1.20v. Otherwise, it's a nice kit! :) 
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jaquith said:
I see no reason it wouldn't be fine, with DDR3-1600 CAS 8-8-8-24-2N @ 1.50v you might need to raise the VCCIO to 1.15~1.20v. Otherwise, it's a nice kit! :) 

Thanks! And just one other quick question I hope you can answer, why would I need to change the VCCIO from the default 1.05v?
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Anything 'Pink' or lower is high performance and often is 'taxing' on the CPU's IMC and to reduce errors raising the VCCIO to 1.15~1.20v is a good idea. More than likely the XMP profile will raise the VCCIO, so I'm giving you a heads-up. :) 

RAM's 'speed' is a function of Frequency, CAS Timings and the CPU's IMC. I need to update through DDR3-2600...
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