Memory Voltage?

[cpt.obvious]

I read a few threads that they 'blow up' there memory due to the voltage being to high. The memory I want to get has voltage set to 2.1v. Now how do I know I'm not going to 'blow them up'? See specs below for more info.

 

[Droogie]

Well sometimes when overclocking, it is required to increase the voltage for the RAM. 2.1 is normal you won't see any problems on stock voltage.

 

[gamerman4]

manufacturers that market to "overclocking enthusiasts" will usually make sure their RAM is able to overvolt well and they usually even specify in the warranty that you can overvolt it while still keeping under warranty (usually about .2+ volts above stock is under warranty). A well-known maker that does this is OCZ but a lot of others do this with their high-performance "enthusiast" memory.

 

[cpt.obvious]

Alright cool thank you!

 

[kamalpandey]

Unit identified there's no way to give an educated guess on whether it will work or not. Some MB is very sensitive to RAM voltage.
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