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    Will 1.68v kill my965 i7 CPU?

    I get the crash with 1997mhz setting. The voltage bump seems to make it run as it did since 9/09 at 1997. I can drop to 1985mjz and be rock solid. This kit was one of the bad batch last summer and it has been replaced. It's just you have been there it's hard to drop back : |
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    Will 1.68v kill my965 i7 CPU?

    I really appreciate the info. I do have my other voltages to less than .5 from my memory. I found some info stating the .5v difference was the danger. I just thought after more than a year I could see some more feedback on memory voltage and the i7. If I leave every setting on te P6T to Auto...
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    Will 1.68v kill my965 i7 CPU?

    Thanks for the help. I woke up this morning with that sick scared feeling and dropped back to 1.66v. My system is so snappy with 1.68v and stable. Maybe it's in my head? I just can't seem to find much info on 1.65v + so I'll keep searching. Thanks again!
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    Will 1.68v kill my965 i7 CPU?

    I started crashing with my Corsair Dominator 1866 OCed to 1997. It run this way for 6 months then started BSOD. I can get it running stable with my DRAM voltage at 1.68. Isn't this dangerous for the Core i7? If I set the ASUS P6T m-board DRAM to Auto it drives the voltage to 1.9v. The XMP...
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