Sniper 1.25V RAM can I run it at higher voltages?

[perryg114]

I just bought some 1.25 ultra low voltage sniper RAM.

G.SKILL Sniper Low Voltage Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) Desktop Memory Model F3-12800CL9D-8GBSR2

And I want to run it in an H67 motherboard but the lowest voltage it can deal with is like 1.35V. Is it going to hurt anything to run it at 1.35V? I did not realize that compatibility was going to be such and issue when I bought this stuff. Yes I can buy a more expensive motherboard but is it necessary? The increase in cost of the motherboard is almost as much as the RAM cost me.

Perry

[Tradesman]

That should be no problem, one advantage of the low-voltage DRAM is the flexibility of voltage for OCing and a wider range of mobos it's compatible with

[perryg114]

So what should be do not exceed voltage be?

Perry

[Tradesman]

That would have to be GSkills' call, they should be in Monday, but DDR3, by spec, should take up to 1.5- 1.55 at a min, which is about where I would hold the line with the low voltage sticks. I seldom use them, so haven't really pushed any really hard.

[GSKILL TECH]

As long as you use the lowest amount of voltage for the system to be completely stable, it will be fine.

Thank you
GSKILL TECH

[Gav]

Have had the low voltage stuff on my wishlist - 2 kits to go into a asus gene . I was a little hesitant on weather 16g would run at smooth 1600 @ 1.25 volts but it looks like a 1.5volt may make that a sure thing .

[Tradesman]

Could be w/ the 1.5, but best to get a single set of DRAM that way the sticks are tested and guaranteed to work together

[Gav]

thanks for the reply - I am a chippy and have only put together a few simple systems but are quite nub at the tech stuff.

In my last sytem (2 yrs ) I just put the kits in seperate channels .

Will look at the full kits now

[Tradesman]

Let us know how it goes