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    Quote Originally Posted by Revv23 View Post
    in my experience P5B had terrible Vreg on the ram, when i switched to hipro maximizer i needed much less voltage for the same speeds...
    (like from 2.4v to 2.15 - yes that big, the abit quad GT was much better..but i still think the maxi is best.)
    weird i had no difference in max ram clocks with P5B Deluxe 0804 and Maximizer up to 2.45v for my DDR2 modules, only >2.45v got me higher ram clocks limited by 1.65v vMCH being available.

    Did this on my maximizer last night heh

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    Nice thread and great informations here!

    No problems here so far, running my GMH up to 2,6xV for short benshing sessions and 2,2 - 2,3V 24/7. Vdimm looks really stable to me, no drops or something, cooled by XTC Memory Cooler.
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    Quote Originally Posted by eva2000 View Post
    weird i had no difference in max ram clocks with P5B Deluxe 0804 and Maximizer up to 2.45v for my DDR2 modules, only >2.45v got me higher ram clocks limited by 1.65v vMCH being available.

    Did this on my maximizer last night heh
    Well like i said on my quad GT the maximizer didnt make nearly as much difference. it could just be that i had a bad P5B and you have a good one...

    nice clocks BTW

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