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I was wondering - when buying memory it often states the voltage it is designed for, I have an asus a7n8x dlx and can't find anywhere what compatible voltage is for memory [not in instructions, website or anywhere!]...or can it be simply adjusted in the bios and when could there e a problem - when I have two different modules at different voltages?
All DDR should run at 2.6V, although you can increase it to 2.8V safely as that's within spec. Compatibility basically isn't an issue, you can't really buy the wrong voltage RAM.
Rich :¬)
in essence though higher voltage equates a higher 'speed' of memory then? 2700 to 3200 sort of thing (via 166 to 200 fsb or what ever it is that becomes 333 and 400)?
My Twinmos Twister runs at 2.7v default - says on the syicker.