Quote Originally Posted by mak1skav View Post
@ Burner27

You can try to set QPI/DRAM at 1.35v which is the maximum safe voltage according to Intel specifications and set the DRAM voltage to 1.64 or 1.66.

I have set QPI/DRAM at 1.35v in my motherboard from first day that i bought it and i don't have any problems until now. I have this system running for 5 months now.

Thanks for the information. 2 questions:

You say you don't have any problems 'until now'. Does that mean you are having problems or are you saying you are not?

If I enable the XMP profile on my mobo for the memory, it sets the QPI/Dram to 1.35v and the DRAM voltage to 1.66v. When I use Asus' TurboV to monitor the QPI/DRAM voltage, it says it is 1.375v. Since there is no way to check in the BIOS what the current status of the QPI/DRAM voltage is reading, I have to rely on what I set it to (or in this case what the XMP profile sets it to).

What should I do?