Of course, Intel is limited to 1.65v. It's normal to get a 1.65v set. So you think the kit you selected is better because it runs at 1.5v? You probably have to raise the voltage to get it at better timings, see what I mean?
You put in your opening post that the kit you selected has great timings, well to be honest, it does not. If it was 2133mhz at those timings, then yes.
Of course, Intel is limited to 1.65v. It's normal to get a 1.65v set. So you think the kit you selected is better because it runs at 1.5v? You probably have to raise the voltage to get it at better timings, see what I mean?
You put in your opening post that the kit you selected has great timings, well to be honest, it does not. If it was 2133mhz at those timings, then yes.
Great timings for 1.5v, yes. Every other comparable kit uses 1.6v or higher to achieve CL8 or CL7. Seems the Ripjaws are just capable.
Originally Posted by ShortySmalls
the G-Skill ripjaws 1600mhz are stable at 1800 mhz or with 1.55 volts. I really like how they look too.
Sweet, thanks for the info. These sticks really deserve their own thread.
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