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On PCPartpicker it says that my rams voltage (1.65v) is too high for the cpu (4790k) which is recommended for 1.575v. Is this issue going to be a problem or is there something that I need to change?

No. It really is no problem at all. If you are worried have a fan blow or exhaust air over them anyway. 

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On PCPartpicker it says that my rams voltage (1.65v) is too high for the cpu (4790k) which is recommended for 1.575v. Is this issue going to be a problem or is there something that I need to change?

No. It really is no problem at all. If you are worried have a fan blow or exhaust air over them anyway. 

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On PCPartpicker it says that my rams voltage (1.65v) is too high for the cpu (4790k) which is recommended for 1.575v. Is this issue going to be a problem or is there something that I need to change?

1.5v is just Intel reccomended. You can go above that, and be perfectly fine. Dont worry.

 

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