samsung low voltage ram

[borisvodofsky]

Question to everyone who has this.

Does anyone know how 1.475 or 1.5v will affect this 30nm ram over time? :\

I'm shooting for 2133

I am considering getting a set, as I got scammed by price pros over in hot deals.

 

[cmdrdredd]

I run mine at 1.475v and I did read that the top limit should be 1.475v or around.

The following is from techpowerup http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/Samsung/MV-3V4G3/6.html

"I also found that adjusting voltage outside of the pre-programmed voltage mode results in frequency scaling dropping off quite quickly as explained above, so I recommend that users do not exceed the pre-determined voltage ranges in order to prolong the DIMM's life. That means that 1.35V sticks should see no more than 1.475 V, and 1.5 V sticks should see no more than 1.575 V. Both types of DIMMs do seem to scale a little bit once those values have been exceeded, but because the gains are quite minimal, it is not recommended at this time."

 

[Charlie98]

So far I've found my Samsung RAM to be very good, easily OC'ed to 1866 @ 1.38v, but I don't think I would try to push it as far as you want to go. If you want 2133, get some 2133MHz RAM.

 

[chimaxi83]

2305MHz at 1.65V like I told ya

 

[cmdrdredd]

2305MHz at 1.65V like I told ya

When there is a difference in performance I might bother.

Otherwise I don't want 1.65v going through memory that is rated at 1.35v

 

[bryanl]

No need to speculate when Samsung provides the information. Here are exerpts from the data sheets for their 1.35V and 1.50V DDR3 DRAM:


Absolute maximum allowed voltage is 1.975V:

For 1.50V operation, the maximum recommended voltage is 1.575V:


1.35V DRAM:

1.5V DRAM:

 

[Magic Carpet]

good to know :thumbsup: