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Binge · Jun 22, 2009, 07:45 PM

1.65V is the "max" for anyone with their processor at stock voltages. As long as your QPI < DRAM voltage by at least .5V (I am comfortable with .4V) then you will not damage your processor with voltages above 1.65V

Jun 22, 2009, 07:45 PM	#4
Binge Overclocking Surrealism Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: PA, USA Posts: 6,065 (3.55/day) Thanks: 948 Thanked 1,768 Times in 1,308 Posts System Specs	1.65V is the "max" for anyone with their processor at stock voltages. As long as your QPI < DRAM voltage by at least .5V (I am comfortable with .4V) then you will not damage your processor with voltages above 1.65V __________________ I UNITE streamers and content providers on TPU! My Heatware Matias Quiet Pro (PC) / KBTalking Pro / Das Keyboard Professional S

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