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Which brand was it?

lilbabimac

Senior member
Was it Gigabyte boards where you had to actually calculate the voltages since it didn't specifically tell you or was it another brand?
 
Your talking about the Gigabyte as I read that in the reviews before I bought this board.

Gigabyte gives you the voltages for everything except the DDR2 where for some wierd reason you have to chose an overvoltage figure of +0.1, +0.2, +0.3 etc etc. But it isn't too difficult to work out as the default is 1.8v and then you just add the 0.1 to make 1.9v. Still, they should have had it displaying the voltage instead.
 
ECS did that on my board as well, except they only did it for the processor. And you could increase the CPU voltage in increments of 25mV (memory voltage actually tells you what voltage you are using)
 
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