- Mar 15, 2003
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If my memory has the following as part of its XMP profile (at 6200):
DRAM VDD Voltage: 1.40 V
DRAM VDDQ Voltage: 1.40 V
DRAM VPP Voltage: 1.80 V
Can I just duplicate the values safely (obviously not exceeding them) at a slower speed of 5600?
Note: I tightened the timings but left the voltages to default/auto, and stability was an issue (my game crashed a few minutes in, then later I got BSOD). I'm assuming this means I need higher voltages.
Should I just increment it by 0.05 V at a time? Or would it just be safe to skip straight ahead to 1.40 V? I'm guessing it's safe, but not necessary/excessive/inefficient, as I'm only running at 5600.
Help would be appreciated.
(I figure 1.25 V should be sufficient; as long as I find it stable at that voltage, it should be fine to run 24/7, right?)
DRAM VDD Voltage: 1.40 V
DRAM VDDQ Voltage: 1.40 V
DRAM VPP Voltage: 1.80 V
Can I just duplicate the values safely (obviously not exceeding them) at a slower speed of 5600?
Note: I tightened the timings but left the voltages to default/auto, and stability was an issue (my game crashed a few minutes in, then later I got BSOD). I'm assuming this means I need higher voltages.
Should I just increment it by 0.05 V at a time? Or would it just be safe to skip straight ahead to 1.40 V? I'm guessing it's safe, but not necessary/excessive/inefficient, as I'm only running at 5600.
Help would be appreciated.
(I figure 1.25 V should be sufficient; as long as I find it stable at that voltage, it should be fine to run 24/7, right?)
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