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Corsair specifications in LPS and RGB formats. Voltage gap or optimal range? 2666/3000MHz reference.

Corsair specifications in LPS and RGB formats. Voltage gap or optimal range? 2666/3000MHz reference.

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02-19-2017, 07:30 AM
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Currently using 3x4gb in a server setup, switching to 2x8gb at 3000mhz would make it 2x4gb and 2x8gb across different lanes on a B350-f motherboard. It’s not a major issue since the voltage will stay the same. Think of it more like a downclock rather than an overclock, just aiming for a balanced setting. The 3000mhz remains unchanged, so it’s not a compatibility problem. A stable configuration at 2666mhz per channel sounds better than trying to hit 2133mhz speed. Consider the Corsair LPX 2666Mhz 2x4gb and RGB PRO 3000Mhz 2x8gb kits.
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02-19-2017, 07:30 AM #1

Currently using 3x4gb in a server setup, switching to 2x8gb at 3000mhz would make it 2x4gb and 2x8gb across different lanes on a B350-f motherboard. It’s not a major issue since the voltage will stay the same. Think of it more like a downclock rather than an overclock, just aiming for a balanced setting. The 3000mhz remains unchanged, so it’s not a compatibility problem. A stable configuration at 2666mhz per channel sounds better than trying to hit 2133mhz speed. Consider the Corsair LPX 2666Mhz 2x4gb and RGB PRO 3000Mhz 2x8gb kits.

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02-19-2017, 08:44 AM
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1.25v non-XMP works fine with 2400. XMP doesn’t seem to function properly here, and the 1.2v setup is too weak. Still, 2400 performs better than 2133.
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02-19-2017, 08:44 AM #2

1.25v non-XMP works fine with 2400. XMP doesn’t seem to function properly here, and the 1.2v setup is too weak. Still, 2400 performs better than 2133.

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