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  1. 11-21-2020 04:34 AM #1
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    What maximum DRAM voltage are ASUS boards built to withstand before degradation?

    I am asking for the purpose of RAM overclocking beyond 1.5V. Thank you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by stormflora View Post
    I am asking for the purpose of RAM overclocking beyond 1.5V. Thank you.
    The ram will likely degrade before the asus board degrades.
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    Good question, just be carful not all Motherboards and RAM are equal when it comes to voltage.

    I run my memory at 1.5V 24/7 and have bumped voltage up to 1.75-1.9V several times benchmarking profiles with vary tight timings without harm,.. active cooling will help, my memory seems to overclock best if temp is below 52c but your mileage may vary depending on your motherboard and RAM.
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  4. 11-22-2020 09:03 AM #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by Braegnok View Post
    Good question, just be carful not all Motherboards and RAM are equal when it comes to voltage.

    I run my memory at 1.5V 24/7 and have bumped voltage up to 1.75-1.9V several times benchmarking profiles with vary tight timings without harm,.. active cooling will help, my memory seems to overclock best if temp is below 52c but your mileage may vary depending on your motherboard and RAM.
    sounds like samsung b-die to me

    It is not the board you have to worry about .
    Different embedded ram controllers prefer different voltage ranges.
    So check which one has been used in your sticks first and research its range.
    If the name "buildzoid" does not come up in your research, then you are doing it wrong

    With those voltages, even if it is not needed to run, install something at least for longevity's sake.

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    [QUOTE=Carlyle2020;820346]sounds like samsung b-die to me

    Micron ICs.

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    +1,.. It's not the board you have to worry about,..

    It's if your CPU has a strong enough memory controller to run extreme memory profiles that's most important.
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  6. 11-29-2020 02:11 AM #6
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    Okay, VDIMM can be pretty much anything so long as I can stabilize it? That's good to know.
    My VCCIO/VCCSA are both under 1.25V right now, so I think there's no real harm to the IMC.

    What would you guys say is the maximum to test VDIMM at?
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