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i have an asus p6x58d-e and i7-930 running at stock speed . the memory i got was ocz3rpr2000lb6gk (now defunked) the speed is rated at 2000 mailto:mhz@1.65vmhz@1.65v and timings 9.9.9.30 ,now its not xmp memory and i can select d.o.c.p in the bios and select a speed of 1806 mhz or 2006 mhz and manualy select the ram voltage at 1.64 or 1.65 and it runs ok.my question is ist it safe to just run the memory at 2006mhz and 1.64 volts with this processor or is there something else i should alter in the bios
We do not recommend changing the RAM voltages, we strongly recommend using the default voltages, but if you want to change the voltages, you need to contact the RAM manufacturer, keep in mind that our processors do not support voltages above 1.65
