Kingston HyperX DDR3 voltage

[DarkDesttiny]

I have Kingston hyperx genesis grey 1600Mhz running at 1.65v can I have kingston hyperx savage 1600Mhz running at 1.65v or they need work at 1.5v? It will be ok to have 2 different RAM running on different voltage or I need to set both to 1.65? Its ok for kingston hyperx savage to run at 1.65v?

 

[Tradesman1]

I wouldn't mix the two - no. Also I don't think the Savage are compatible with you mobo as they are made with High Density memory ICs where the mobo supports low density memory chips/ICs

 

[DarkDesttiny]

I wouldn't mix the two - no. Also I don't think the Savage are compatible with you mobo as they are made with High Density memory ICs where the mobo supports low density memory chips/ICs

Thanks for answer // I wanted to buy kingston hyperx savage 1600Mhz 2x4GB, but If they won't be working, I need to think about buying something other.

 

[Tradesman1]

Saw your other thread and made a suggestion there 😉

 

[peterf28]

I have exactly the same question . My system asus P8Z68-M is running two hyperx genesys ddr3 modules bought in 2011, the modules are : 4GB, 1600mhz at 1.65v, CL9 !!! . So i have 8GB ram and i want now to expand to 16GB (4 x 4gb ).

What memory is compactible with my modules, so that the modules are not slower and work ?

 

[Tradesman1]

Most any DDR3, and would suggest 2x8GB rather than 4x4GB, less stress on the MC (memory controller). What CPU, that's the determing factor of what data rates you can run?