News Intel puts Sandy Bridge parts out to pasture

GuilleAcoustic · 27 Sep 2012

If they have too many SB in stock, I would happily accept a free truck full of them. It would make a wonderfull wall mosaïc on my bathroom

GuilleAcoustic · 28 Sep 2012

Platinum said: ↑

My 370k runs quite happily with my 1.35v memory, set it in the bios and no issues?
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rollo said: ↑

just because a chip does not support something on a box does not mean it wont work. Ivy bridge happily accepts 1.35v on memory if you can find the relivent chips. Officially remember the intel cpus do not support ram above 1600mhz that does not stop us running 2100 + in them.
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azazel1024 said: ↑

I am happily running 1.25v memory with my 3570 and it is running at 1.25v and the spec'd 1600mhz and 9-9-9-25 timing.

The processor/memory controller has no issue running lower voltage memory.

Heck my laptop with an i3517u is running its memory at 1.28v (it is 1.35v memory, but for some reason the BIOS is volting it even lower, and it is running just fine also at 1600mhz and 9-9-9-27).
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Finaly got an answer from Intel

Even though the memory controller is part of the Ivy bridge CPU's, you will not be able to find any information on what kind of memory is supported.

Memory compatibility and information on what kind of memory is supported on a system should always and only be compared agains the mother board.
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So it depends on the mobo .... will play on the safe side and buy 1.5V memory module.

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