Hyperx fury DDR4 2400 max voltage?

diabloinfinnity · October 2, 2019

i have my memory at 1.35 v at 2800 will that be ok. new to overclocking memory and i know that's stable aslong as that voltage is safe.

all i can find is it saying niece a cool voltage at 1.2 on the internet

Windows7ge · October 2, 2019

There is no real "max voltage" or a "max safe voltage". It's all about heat. If you can keep the temps under control you can keep going.

Your best interest is going to be getting the voltage as low as possible while keeping your OC stable. That'll create the best balance of longevity:performance.

porina · October 2, 2019

If you look at sold kits, 1.35v is typical for 2800 and faster kits. You don't see higher than that until you reach much higher speeds and/or ultra-tight timing ram.

diabloinfinnity · October 3, 2019

5 hours ago, porina said:

If you look at sold kits, 1.35v is typical for 2800 and faster kits. You don't see higher than that until you reach much higher speeds and/or ultra-tight timing ram.

so I should go any higher? 3000 cl16 seems to be stable at 1.37? and how can I check the heat as the pot above mentions? cnt find dram temp anywhere?

porina · October 3, 2019

6 hours ago, diabloinfinnity said:

so I should go any higher? 3000 cl16 seems to be stable at 1.37? and how can I check the heat as the pot above mentions? cnt find dram temp anywhere?

3000c16 seems stable at 1.37v and not 1.35? General statement on another overclocking forum I frequent is that ram voltage doesn't matter. They go way higher to really get timings down. Personally I don't overclock ram in a system I use seriously, only for fun, but again I'd reference typical voltages of kits on sale. 1.35 nominal is common until you get to really high speed kits in the high 4000's.

Not all ram modules report temperature. If they do, hwinfo64 can often read it. Generally this isn't much of a problem.