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Originally Posted by John
To the best of my knowledge, all 1066 MHz DDR2 RAM requires more voltage than the stock 1.8V. There is no MB that I know of that will automatically increase RAM voltage to a value greater than 1.8V, based on SPD information.
Here is a typical pic of 1066 MHz DDR2 RAM. Note the recommended voltage to achieve this specified performance.
I would click "FAIL" for you if you would only re-enable the button!  |
You see, that's why I don't bother enabling fail on my account. Because anyone who would fail me would just make an idiot out of themselves for being wrong anyway.
If a board officially supports DDR2 1066 ram (like the 785G I recommended), it will run the correct voltage determined by the SPD.