Hello, greetings to all, I hope you are having happy holidays.
I have a question, I have a configuration of 4x8Gb of Hynix DJR ram memory, the same ones in this video: [https://youtu.be/mRc6HBG6O0o?si=Cjnel6IXqO53Wg8T&t=626](https://youtu.be/mRc6HBG6O0o?si=Cjnel6IXqO53Wg8T&t=626)
In my case the 4 are 4400 Mhz, since I couldn’t make them stable, I tried the video configuration, since I have a similar board and a similar CPU and it is working great for me, but I have a doubt, he mentions that the memories are HYNIX DJR At 1.6v they can work without problems and the XMP profile is at 1.5v, will there be problems in leaving the memories at 1.6v for constant use of the PC? Or should I try to leave them at 1.5v? Thank you.
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Been running DJR at 1.6V, no issues for 6 months so far. I do have a fan pointed directly at the sticks to keep them under 50C when stress testing.
4x8GB is slightly difficult to get stable at high speeds on daisy chain boards. 4400 isn’t happening without a ton of system agent voltage, 3733 is what I achieved with 1.3 VCCSA on a 4x8GB setup. Running 2 sticks in the same board with the same voltage will do 4266.