02-08-2019 06:22 PM - last edited 3 weeks ago by ROGBot
02-08-2019 06:39 PM
Fraizer wrote:
hello
With this motherboard Asus Maximus XI Extreme (chipset Z390) last bios 805
can you tell me if it is bad for the motherboard and the memory to have an VSA set to 1,4000 or 1.4500volts ? or to an maximum of 1.5000volts ? it stay safe for 24h/7d ?
i dont speak here about the dimm voltage who is on this 4x 8gb gskill 4600mhz memory at 1.45v. (but will oc to 1.50v).
is not to go to 4600mh but to be the more close possible like 4400 4500... but again for an 24h/7d.
same question about the VCCIO ?
an good oc friend told me it is without problem for VSA up to 1.500volts. i trust him on that but in case he miss an information part (is human... i miss personaly many things lol) like for exemple at VSA =1.4500 or 1.5000 is an special situation, or need a air cooling on memory or... etc...
just to be in peace in my head to not burn my motherboard or the memory lol
02-08-2019 06:46 PM
Fraizer wrote:
hello
With this motherboard Asus Maximus XI Extreme (chipset Z390) last bios 805
can you tell me if it is bad for the motherboard and the memory to have an VSA set to 1,4000 or 1.4500volts ? or to an maximum of 1.5000volts ? it stay safe for 24h/7d ?
i dont speak here about the dimm voltage who is on this 4x 8gb gskill 4600mhz memory at 1.45v. (but will oc to 1.50v).
is not to go to 4600mh but to be the more close possible like 4400 4500... but again for an 24h/7d.
same question about the VCCIO ?
an good oc friend told me it is without problem for VSA up to 1.500volts. i trust him on that but in case he miss an information part (is human... i miss personaly many things lol) like for exemple at VSA =1.4500 or 1.5000 is an special situation, or need a air cooling on memory or... etc...
just to be in peace in my head to not burn my motherboard or the memory lol
02-08-2019 07:00 PM
howxcore wrote:
check this out for reference.
02-08-2019 08:21 PM
Fraizer wrote:
thank you man yes i saw that too ^^
then i understand is totaly safe to be at VSA 1.500volts ?
it will not make hoter my cpu ? i am actualy oc at 5.3ghz @1.315v with direct die. if yes any idea how much it will raise the temperature ? like 2°c ? and sorry to ask again is totaly safe ?
regarding the VCCIO i can go up to how much ? do it need an specail cooling etc ? 🙂
02-09-2019 03:06 PM
Fraizer wrote:
then i understand is totaly safe to be at VSA 1.500volts ?
02-09-2019 04:18 AM
Fraizer wrote:
hello
With this motherboard Asus Maximus XI Extreme (chipset Z390) last bios 805
can you tell me if it is bad for the motherboard and the memory to have an VSA set to 1,4000 or 1.4500volts ? or to an maximum of 1.5000volts ? it stay safe for 24h/7d ?
i dont speak here about the dimm voltage who is on this 4x 8gb gskill 4600mhz memory at 1.45v. (but will oc to 1.50v).
is not to go to 4600mh but to be the more close possible like 4400 4500... but again for an 24h/7d.
same question about the VCCIO ?
an good oc friend told me it is without problem for VSA up to 1.500volts. i trust him on that but in case he miss an information part (is human... i miss personaly many things lol) like for exemple at VSA =1.4500 or 1.5000 is an special situation, or need a air cooling on memory or... etc...
just to be in peace in my head to not burn my motherboard or the memory lol
02-09-2019 09:24 AM
Silent Scone@ASUS wrote:
It’s worth mentioning that the Extreme is validated as a maximum of 4400 (with 4 modules). It’s always advisable to aim for a notch or two below the highest validation. 4400-4600 ideally requires a two DIMM layout as found on the Gene and Apex line as well as a strong IMC. If needing more than 1.4v on IO/SA then it’s best to settle for a frequency that the CPU is more comfortable with.
02-09-2019 10:50 AM
Fraizer wrote:
@Silent Scone
iwhen you said : "If needing more than 1.4v on IO/SA then it’s best to settle for a frequency that the CPU is more comfortable with" it mean to reduce the freq of the cpu or the ddrm ?
if it nee to rise up only the SA is the same answer ?
02-09-2019 11:15 AM