It is beyond spec so any advice is taken at your risk but I believe those are Samsung B-die chips and 1.5 doesn't hurt them, for daily use you may want to stay at or under your 1.45
Personally if it's for daily use I always back off clocks and voltages after bragging
Personally if it's for daily use I always back off clocks and voltages after bragging
Brighttail wrote:
I was thinking the same thing. 1.45v is what is needed to get it to 3600Mhz, but I figure if Corsair binned them at 3600, it should be able to handle it. That was part of the perks of getting one of the 500 produced was the special binned speed. 🙂 Thanks.
Im running my kit at 3800 and 1.35V, thats what its rated at.
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So long as they arent running hot I dont see an issue. They have a diode on the chip but dont know any way to read it. Im sure its one of the 50 I see with no labels.
Here is G.SKILL F4-3200C14Q-32GTZ running 4000Mhz 16-17-16-41 1T @ 1.4v If wanting maximum potential range from the specified bin, then GSKILL is the best option. Anything else will likely fall short more often than not. Anything up to 1.5v is likely fine, there are no confirmed reports of degradation using these voltages.
