DRAM

jaredr2 · June 19, 2020

Hi everyone, I have two sticks of DDR4-3200 and am in the bios settings of my ASRock motherboard right now. I want to change my camp profile to use the right speed (3200 instead of 2400) but when I changed it, the dram voltage went from 1.3 to 1.35. Will my computer be able to handle that easily and am I just being dumb or is this a valid concern? And what should I do about it?

Haro · June 19, 2020

1.35 is normal

It sets an auto voltage profile so the ram can apply the xmp profile

Anything over 1.4/45 is bad

LIGISTX · June 19, 2020

19 minutes ago, jaredr2 said:

Hi everyone, I have two sticks of DDR4-3200 and am in the bios settings of my ASRock motherboard right now. I want to change my camp profile to use the right speed (3200 instead of 2400) but when I changed it, the dram voltage went from 1.3 to 1.35. Will my computer be able to handle that easily and am I just being dumb or is this a valid concern? And what should I do about it?

Most DDR4 stocks that run over default 2133 are 1.35v sticks. It’s an overclock, any DDR4 speed faster than 2133 is technically an overclock. So it needs a little more voltage to do it. But those stocks are guaranteed to do it, so it’s sort of like “a pre configured and guaranteed safe” overclock.