If I change the DDR2 voltage on my RAM in the BIOS, do I also need to change the A and B channel VReference voltages?
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Re: RAM voltage question
Which Gigabyte board we are talking about?GA-Z97-D3H Windows Pro 8.1
i5-4690K + Corsair H90
Sapphire Radeon R7 240
16GB (2x8GB) DDR3 Corsair Vengeance Pro 2400MHz PC3 19200
Corsair CX750M
Samsung SSD 840 EVO 500 GB
Sharkoon VS-3V tower
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Re: RAM voltage question
No, Ref voltages change Automatically to the correct %. All you need to change is Dram Voltages
Some Ref Voltage info for you because you asked about Ref voltage >>>>
CPU Termination (Vtt) Automatically changes the following if manually set >>>
CPU Reference Voltage (.63% of Default Vtt/1.20) .76 ET
CPU Reference2 Voltage (.67% of Default Vtt/1.20) .80 ET
MCH Reference Voltage (.63% of Default Vtt/1.20) .76 ET
DRAM Voltage Automatically changes the following if manually set >>>
MCH/DRAM Reference Voltage (.50% of Default Dram Voltage)
DRAM Termination Voltage (.50% of Default Dram Voltage)
Channel A Reference Voltage (.50% of Default Dram Voltage)
Channel B Reference Voltage (.50% of Default Dram Voltage)
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