Hi. I got question . Cause on site gigabyte and model ram compatibility i saw in Ocz 2gb this (OCz3P1333LV6GK). And entering on google this is : OCz DDR3 6GB (3x2GB) 1333MHz CL7 Platinum Triple Channel (OCz3P1333LV6GK) But i got OCZ DDR3 4GB (2x2GB) 1333MHz CL7 Platinium (OCZ3P13334GK) And i dont see this shortcut number in Ram List Compatibility. So why they dont write this (OCZ3P13334GK) ? So i will be have problems cause (OCZ3P13334GK) are dont in this ram list? http://www.gigabyte.com.tw/Products/Motherboard/Products_Overview.aspx?ProductID=3164 And somebody told me that my ram OCZ DDR3 4GB (2x2GB) 1333MHz CL7 Platinium (OCZ3P13334GK) got 1,8 v so its too high for this mobo chipset P55 . Ahhh;/ And that u should not exceed 1.65v for that chipset....Ahh i am mad , everything i must change even ram?;/////// next person say >"It seems most of the DDR3 dual channel RAMs are set at 1.65 volts and I read in many places that 1.65v+ can permanently damage i7 processors, so are they safe to buy? I only plan to overclock the 860 to 3.4ghz using MSI's OC Genie button on the P55 board."
[QUOTE="sew333"]Hi. I got question . Cause on site gigabyte and model ram compatibility i saw that ->OCZ 2gb (OCz3P1333LV6GK). And entering on google this is : OCz DDR3 6GB (3x2GB) 1333MHz CL7 Platinum Triple Channel (OCz3P1333LV6GK). But in home i got OCZ DDR3 4GB (2x2GB) 1333MHz CL7 Platinium (OCZ3P13334GK) .And i dont see this ((OCZ3P13334GK)) shortcut number in Ram List Compatibility. So why they dont write this (OCZ3P13334GK) ? So i will be have problems cause (OCZ3P13334GK) are dont in this ram list? http://www.gigabyte.com.tw/Products/Motherboard/Products_Overview.aspx?ProductID=3164 And somebody told me that my ram OCZ DDR3 4GB (2x2GB) 1333MHz CL7 Platinium (OCZ3P13334GK) got 1,8 v so its too high for this mobo chipset P55 . Ahhh;/ And that u should not exceed 1.65v for that chipset....Ahh i am mad , everything i must change even ram?;/////// next person say >"It seems most of the DDR3 dual channel RAMs are set at 1.65 volts and I read in many places that 1.65v+ can permanently damage i7 processors, so are they safe to buy? I only plan to overclock the 860 to 3.4ghz using MSI's OC Genie button on the P55 board."
[QUOTE="sew333"]Hi. I got question . Cause on site gigabyte and model ram compatibility i saw that ->OCZ 2gb (OCz3P1333LV6GK). And entering on google this is : OCz DDR3 6GB (3x2GB) 1333MHz CL7 Platinum Triple Channel (OCz3P1333LV6GK). But in home i got OCZ DDR3 4GB (2x2GB) 1333MHz CL7 Platinium (OCZ3P13334GK) .And i dont see this ((OCZ3P13334GK)) shortcut number in Ram List Compatibility. So why they dont write this (OCZ3P13334GK) ? So i will be have problems cause (OCZ3P13334GK) are dont in this ram list? http://www.gigabyte.com.tw/Products/Motherboard/Products_Overview.aspx?ProductID=3164 And somebody told me that my ram OCZ DDR3 4GB (2x2GB) 1333MHz CL7 Platinium (OCZ3P13334GK) got 1,8 v so its too high for this mobo chipset P55 . Ahhh;/ And that u should not exceed 1.65v for that chipset....Ahh i am mad , everything i must change even ram?;/////// next person say >"It seems most of the DDR3 dual channel RAMs are set at 1.65 volts and I read in many places that 1.65v+ can permanently damage i7 processors, so are they safe to buy? I only plan to overclock the 860 to 3.4ghz using MSI's OC Genie button on the P55 board."sew333
i don't know how true that is, but I have triple channel OCZ 6gb (3x 2gb). Unfortuantley 1 stick was damaged, so I have RMA that 1 stick back to OCZ (lifetime warranty).After reading more reviews of it on New Egg, I find that this is a fairly common problem.
this ram will be ok ? G.SKill 4GB (2x2GB) DDR3 PC3-12800 1600MHz NQ Series (9-9-9-24) Dual Channel kit But i heard that are 1,8 v? True? Or 1,5 v , 1,65 v ?
[QUOTE="sew333"]this ram will be ok ? G.SKill 4GB (2x2GB) DDR3 PC3-12800 1600MHz NQ Series (9-9-9-24) Dual Channel kit But i heard that are 1,8 v? True? Or 1,5 v , 1,65 v ? The F3-12800CL9D-4GBNQ memory is what I am running in my rig now. That RAM is 1.5 V. This ram will run at 1.5 V and 1333 MHz but you can overclock it up to 1600 MHz from the BIOS using the tuning features.
Hi. I installed 2 x 2GB Kingston pc315000 ddr3 @ 1866 mhz) which is rated at 1.8v, the UD3 board did not register it at the correct latency or voltage, and I kept getting blue screen (and sometimes white screen). It took me AGES to figure out the problem - I updated all my drivers, bios, windows, etc - finally I went in and manually set up the voltages and latency, and it has been fine since (fingers crossed - I only did earlier today!)
i7 860, p55a ud3 rev 1, bios update: f9, win 7, asus 5850, 2 x 2gb pc315000 ddr 3.
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