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    Ram Warranty Info

    Is there a max Vdimm you can use or will corsair replace falty ram unconditionally

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    Yes, we do have a max Vdimm and no, we won't simply replace memory unconditionally such as in the case of physically damaged DIMMs or DIMMs with the heat spreaders removed, etc.

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    and what is the max vdimm?

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    Since you list OCZ memory in your system profile, I have no idea.

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    okay I have 3 type of corsair

    value select DDR 400
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    Quote Originally Posted by Marcvs View Post
    okay I have 3 type of corsair

    value select DDR 400 2.9v
    XMS 2 800 2.1v
    XMS 2 Dominator 800 2.1v

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    I was looking at the dominator or crucial ballistix or ocz gold for my system (the stuff i have in at the mo is a stopgap), had hoped it would be higher

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    The PC6400C3 Dominator is rated at 2.4v as is the PC8888 and PC10000 Dominator. Just curious, why are you looking for a higher voltage rating?

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    my motherboard doesnt seem to like operating modules @ 2.1V for some reason, its much more stable at 2.15 or 2.2

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    You may want to check your Vdimm with a meter to get an idea of actual Vdimm. Also, there is a 5% tolerance built into our voltage rating. And, I forgot to add that the Dominator 8500 is rated at 2.2v.

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    where do i check it wth a voltmeter

    Ive modded lots of aspects of the board so it maybe a vdroop issue being prevalent (yes its an asus), for example I modified a heatpipe onto the northbridge because it was to close to my tuniq, Ive also BSEL modded my chip to 1600FSB now

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    I'm not sure but, it should not be hard to find if you have a meter. Just carefully probe and test. Also, I'm sure the forums with modding threads on this board will have the check points listed.

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