18 Apr 2007 at 10:31 #1 ramirez ramirez Soldato Joined 18 Oct 2002 Posts 3,146 Location Altrincham Hi chaps, I have 2gb (2x1gb) of PC4200 Kingston DDR2 which I managed to get up to 400 mhz last night, at 2.1 v in a DS3 board. Is this a safe voltage for this RAM long term, can I push it any higher safely? Cheers Si
Hi chaps, I have 2gb (2x1gb) of PC4200 Kingston DDR2 which I managed to get up to 400 mhz last night, at 2.1 v in a DS3 board. Is this a safe voltage for this RAM long term, can I push it any higher safely? Cheers Si
18 Apr 2007 at 10:51 #2 richjs richjs Associate Joined 14 Jan 2007 Posts 748 2.1 is around average for quality DDR2, assuming it's good memory it shouldn't matter at all. Whats the exact model number? I'll take a look on the Kingston website if you can find it.
2.1 is around average for quality DDR2, assuming it's good memory it shouldn't matter at all. Whats the exact model number? I'll take a look on the Kingston website if you can find it.
18 Apr 2007 at 11:49 #3 Dyson Dyson Soldato Joined 18 Jan 2007 Posts 6,400 Location Dorset My GEIL needs 2.1v at stock. Should be ok.
18 Apr 2007 at 16:41 #4 IAmATeaf IAmATeaf Soldato Joined 3 Apr 2007 Posts 7,284 Location South of the Watford Gap! If it's the Kingston ValueRAM then it's rated at 1.8v from what I can see.
