Quote Originally Posted by saaya View Post
1. like i already posted, ive done something similar already and will do it again if i have time. without cooling already 2.1v can degrade chips, and 2.25 can damage chips severly. as i said, i think this was caused by the temps, not by the voltages.
2. the only thing this proves is that some chips of x batch on board y with z volts get damaged/killed. to get a more reliable impression you need more results from different setups. thats why i made this thread.
1. Different environments = different results. Keep the temperatures in your tests constant and you'll know if temperature caused the degradation.

2. Different memory on different boards in different environments using different cooling solutions being stressed with different tools = extreme increase of the number of variables and the data will not be reliable enough to be compared, let alone that you can draw conclusions out of it. To test the inlfuence of one variable, you need to keep as much variables as possible constant.