is it possible to increase voltage to memory through software?

**kris23** · Mar 12, 2007, 03:48 AM

ive been having problems with stability using my new ram....... the thing freezes up and is just plain unstalbe when things get demanding. im thinking that incrasing the volts to the sticks will allow them to run better,

is there any way to do this on my D865PERL? it has no voltage settings and should run 2.6v ram fine (which my sticks are)

H3X4D3C1M4L · Mar 12, 2007, 07:28 AM

If the board's BIOS doesn't support it... well... its not likely you'll find software that does either, mostly Windows OCing tools come with mobos these days that are designed to augment the BIOS's features

ChaosMinionX · Mar 12, 2007, 07:47 AM

Your best bet for something like that is Systool. It may support it, im not sure though.

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H3X4D3C1M4L DriverHeaven Extreme Member Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 6,794 Rep Power: 0	If the board's BIOS doesn't support it... well... its not likely you'll find software that does either, mostly Windows OCing tools come with mobos these days that are designed to augment the BIOS's features