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What is the maximum voltage for a Corsair 3200 ?
- Thread starter i.t
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First off going above 2.8 (I believe) voids your warranty.
That said I have put mine up to 3.2 V and even at load the heat spreaders have barely been warm to the touch. I would not recommend putting it that high though.
I would say you can safely put it to 2.9.
With my sticks though, more voltage doesn't help. The sticks top out where they top out regardless of the voltage I give 'em. Yours might be different though.
That said I have put mine up to 3.2 V and even at load the heat spreaders have barely been warm to the touch. I would not recommend putting it that high though.
I would say you can safely put it to 2.9.
With my sticks though, more voltage doesn't help. The sticks top out where they top out regardless of the voltage I give 'em. Yours might be different though.
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Ya, I've had same experience as grunjee with XMS3000c2 I used previously.
Can't get above a fsb of 200 because of AGP stability with my current board so I've not gotten my XMS3500c2 to its max speed yet.
Can't get above a fsb of 200 because of AGP stability with my current board so I've not gotten my XMS3500c2 to its max speed yet.
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2.8 is the limit if you want to remain under warranty, with that said I have seen it up past 3 with extra cooling...