Yes, it's safe to run memory at 1.37v. What's your maximum limit?

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Yes, it's safe to run memory at 1.37v. What's your maximum limit?

Yes, it's safe to run memory at 1.37v. What's your maximum limit?

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bobytuto
Junior Member

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12-26-2018, 01:41 AM

#1

Hi everyone, I own (2x16GB) important RAM with 3600MHz clocks at 1.37V. I haven’t changed the timings and it’s running fine. Is this likely to cause issues later? Should I push the voltage even higher? No specific purpose beyond testing, so what’s your advice on the maximum safe voltage?

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bobytuto

12-26-2018, 01:41 AM #1

Hi everyone, I own (2x16GB) important RAM with 3600MHz clocks at 1.37V. I haven’t changed the timings and it’s running fine. Is this likely to cause issues later? Should I push the voltage even higher? No specific purpose beyond testing, so what’s your advice on the maximum safe voltage?

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Aydenman81
Member

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12-29-2018, 10:43 AM

#2

Check the label on the memory stick for the part number. The voltage spec of 1.37V is standard, but for exact details about the IC, you'll need to identify it first.

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Aydenman81

12-29-2018, 10:43 AM #2

Check the label on the memory stick for the part number. The voltage spec of 1.37V is standard, but for exact details about the IC, you'll need to identify it first.

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JVAT4
Junior Member

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12-29-2018, 02:37 PM

#3

Varies by kit and die; my max is 1.6v at 4200mt/s for cl14.

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JVAT4

12-29-2018, 02:37 PM #3

Varies by kit and die; my max is 1.6v at 4200mt/s for cl14.