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hi, I am going to get the Gigabyte GA-P35T-DQ6 P35 Intel Express LGA775 motherboard which has a ram volt of 1.5 I wont to get ram that has a 1.6-1.7v will this be o.k on the motherboard. Ben
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It might be ok but unless the motherboard supports changing the Ram voltage in BIOS you might have stability problems.
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