If people run CPU's at 1.35-1.45V (8-16% increase from default), IMC's at same 1.35-1.45V (12.5-20.8% increase), why not memory at 1.75-1.8V (only 6-9% increase)?
Usually there is no significant increase in overclockability above 1.7-1.75, but if your memory can't run at rated speed, why would you care if you kill it? RMA it.
I ran my Mushkin Redlines on DFI UT X58 at 1.71V 24/7 until I bought R3E and now memory works like a charm at 1.65V (rated, overclocked, whatever...)
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