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Blogs 1.35V DDR3 memory: how much power does it save?

Discussion in 'Article Discussion' started by Sifter3000, 11 Nov 2009.

  1. Sifter3000

    Sifter3000 I used to be somebody

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  2. yakyb

    yakyb i hate the person above me

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    interesting i didnt think it would be that much


    my home server was built in an attempt to balance power usage with power! i haven't tried dropping the memory voltage down yet but hopefully i can get the idle to drop a few watts (5 would be nice to get me under 100w)
     
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  3. Jack_Pepsi

    Jack_Pepsi Clan BeeR Founder

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    Hmmm... I wonder what happened to Geil's 1.35 modules? Eitherway, I'm definitely interested in lower power modules!

    :D
     
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  4. sear

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    But, can the lower voltage memory handle fast speeds and timings? What about overclocking? If it's just as capable as current modules then there's no problem, but usually performance for power draw is the trade-off anyone has to make.
     
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  5. wyx087

    wyx087 Homeworld 3 is happening!!

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    Asus P7P55D Deluxe 0701 BIOS im running now has vDIMM lower limit at 1.1v........

    they can be overvolted to 1.65v right? for monster overclocking
     
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  6. D-Cyph3r

    D-Cyph3r Gay for Yunosuke

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    What are the chances some of these kits are failed/downclocked 1.65v 1800mhz+ kits?
     
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