Corsair Vengeance LED 2666 safe oc voltage

[notea]

Hi,
So, ive recently upgraded my CPU and motherboard from an i7 6700+ Gigabyte G1 Sniper (B150) to an i7 7700K + Asus Strix Z270F, but i had to use my old ram, Corsair Vengeance LED 2666mhz 16GB kit due to price constraints, but now i can actually make use of XMP or manual OC , set my ram to 2900mhz with memory voltage offset set to 0.050v.. = 1.25v and fully stable, i would like to achieve 3200mhz without going past 1.3v, what is considered the safe upper voltage for memory overclocking?? i don know that the gains will be minimal but i do want to get to 3200mhz, any ideas or assistance would be appreciated..

thanks in advance

 

[JackNaylorPE]

http://www.legitreviews.com/what-is-the-safe-voltage-range-for-ddr4-memory-overclocking_150115

Legit Reviews contacted Intel about the safe voltage range on DDR4 memory and we received this response.

“1.5v is the absolute max we allow for XMP certifications. However, good DDR4 memory will run at 1.35v up to 3200. Technically, no “safe” (guaranteed) OC over-voltage but 1.35v or lower is best.” – Intel

 

[notea]

http://www.legitreviews.com/what-is-the-safe-voltage-range-for-ddr4-memory-overclocking_150115

Legit Reviews contacted Intel about the safe voltage range on DDR4 memory and we received this response.

“1.5v is the absolute max we allow for XMP certifications. However, good DDR4 memory will run at 1.35v up to 3200. Technically, no “safe” (guaranteed) OC over-voltage but 1.35v or lower is best.” – Intel

So, 1.3v should be ok 24/7? i dont do any intensive tasks, just battlefield 4 and battlefield 1

 

[JackNaylorPE]

At 3200 and above, 1.35 is *normal*, you shouldn't need that for 2666. What I usually do is visit the manufacturers forums and search for what others uses have accomplished w/ exact same kit and ask what I might expect or suggested settings.