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  • Model F3-12800CL8D-4GBRM max "safe" volts

    got my new setup last week and i've pretty much got the cpu oc down and now trying to figure out the ram. so far from what i can see theres a few things that effect stability with testing many different settings....timings, cpunb v's and now im testing voltage. there is a jedec for xmp that shows 1.6 and newegg sells them as 1.6v but the question is what can i crank them up to?

    so far i have:

    win booted w/ these@ cas 8 1850mhz(no stability test)
    ran occt med set for hours @7 7 7 19 26 1400mhz
    ran occt med set for hours@cas8, cas9 1120mhz
    ran occt med set 6 hours@7 7 5 19 26 1400mhz bsod mem dump@1.5v
    currently testing occt med set@ 7 7 5 17 25 1400mhz@1.6v
    no boot cas7@1.65v 1680mhz
    no boot cas6@1.6v 1400mhz

    ran occt med set for 8 hours 1.2 cpunb, cas9@1.5v 1120mhz no crash(ended test)

    i have an amd phenom ii 955 w/ gigabyte ga-790xta-ud4 setup and corsair 550vx powering it all. i know amd's can handle much higher volts on the memory so thats not an issue. but i want to know how far i can actually crank them without frying them for a somewhat long term oc. as with amd i'm trying to get the fastest speed with the tightest timings.

    thought i would share my experience for info purpose while asking the question...but not to get muddled what is the max v's i can pump into these for daily use. thanks in advance.
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