Changing Ram Voltage

[UnaverageVague]

If i'm OC on my CPU and I have the voltage mode set to manual, am I able to change the Ram voltage without making any changes to the CPU VCORE if my memory is causing BSOD from stability issues? or would have the CPU VCORE prevent the voltage from going any higher that I set on the Ram Voltage?

 

My OC is 4.8ghz on a i7-7700k and my Ram Freq is set to 2666mhz, and 3000mhz is on box

[stealth80]

yes they are completely different

[UnaverageVague]

Just now, stealth80 said:

yes they are completely different

for sure thanks

[UnaverageVague]

13 minutes ago, stealth80 said:

yes they are completely different

If they are different voltages why would I get stability issues if I OC my ram? While OC my CPU?

[stealth80]

8 minutes ago, xovague said:

If they are different voltages why would I get stability issues if I OC my ram? While OC my CPU?

because overclocking ram overclocks the IMC in the CPU. You should be able to set XMP and the ram should set it's timings and voltage itself

[UnaverageVague]

8 minutes ago, stealth80 said:

because overclocking ram overclocks the IMC in the CPU. You should be able to set XMP and the ram should set it's timings and voltage itself

I ran linx for memory test and I got a BSOD from it so I'm not sure why that happend

[stealth80]

4 minutes ago, xovague said:

I ran linx for memory test and I got a BSOD from it so I'm not sure why that happend

are you using XMP for ram overclocking? 

[RadiatingLight]

yep, just tweak that voltage in BIOS

[UnaverageVague]

3 minutes ago, stealth80 said:

are you using XMP for ram overclocking? 

Negative I am not, but I applied XMP and did all that and still got freezes and BSOD's from linx when running it... keep in mind linx barely even hits the CPU compared to other stress tests so I doubt it's a CPU stability issue

[stealth80]

8 minutes ago, xovague said:

Negative I am not, but I applied XMP and did all that and still got freezes and BSOD's from linx when running it... keep in mind linx barely even hits the CPU compared to other stress tests so I doubt it's a CPU stability issue

2 things t try - tests the sticks individually in Linux, and test them in windows - they could be faulty

[UnaverageVague]

5 minutes ago, stealth80 said:

2 things t try - tests the sticks individually in Linux, and test them in windows - they could be faulty

Not Linux

 

LinX http://linx.en.lo4d.com/