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Thread: Sniper low voltage 1.25 memory

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    Sniper low voltage 1.25 memory

    Just bought some Sniper memory on sale for my X58 system.

    In the BIOS it sees it as 1.25 in the XMP setting but if I save the board freezes.

    If I set it to Auto I can't tell what the voltage is. But it shows range of 1.5-2.? on the right of the screen.

    I am guessing this means the x58 chipset only goes down to 1.5v for memory - anyone know if this is right or of a program I can check memory voltage in Windows?

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    Do you have the latest BIOS? Try manually reducing DRAM Voltage; if you can not, try to overclock or lower timings to use up some of that over voltage.

    Keep us posted on the results.

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    I do have the latest BIOS and it looks the lowest I can manually set the voltage on the DRAM is 1.5v - I have it set to Auto right now.

    I have set the timings to 8-8-8 20 1N vs the rated 9-9-9-24-2N so I am getting a speed boost and I will keep this memory for my next system upgrade which will be Ivy Bridge in a year or so.

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    Still going strong and loving the low heat - these don't even get warm to the touch. Love it.

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    Nice! Glad to hear, thanks for sharing/updating.

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    Would these work in a ASUS P8Z68 DELUXE/GEN3

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    Yes, they can, but there are kits under the RipJaws X series that are better for that motherboard.

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