R Rngwn Member Dec 17, 2015 143 24 36 Jan 5, 2016 #26 crashtech said: That's not correct, many Skylake boards support standard DDR3, like the Asus H110M-A D3, for instance. Click to expand... Isn't that the skylake IMC only safely supports the DDR3L not DDR3?
crashtech said: That's not correct, many Skylake boards support standard DDR3, like the Asus H110M-A D3, for instance. Click to expand... Isn't that the skylake IMC only safely supports the DDR3L not DDR3?
AtenRa Lifer Feb 2, 2009 14,003 3,362 136 Jan 5, 2016 #27 Rngwn said: Isn't that the skylake IMC only safely supports the DDR3L not DDR3? Click to expand... Officially yes, unofficially you can use up to DDR3 1866MHz but you will be out of specs.
Rngwn said: Isn't that the skylake IMC only safely supports the DDR3L not DDR3? Click to expand... Officially yes, unofficially you can use up to DDR3 1866MHz but you will be out of specs.
ShintaiDK Lifer Apr 22, 2012 20,378 145 106 Jan 5, 2016 #28 This is the list of validated and certified configurations outside the "any" certification. http://www.intel.com/content/dam/ww...emory-for-intel-core-processors-datasheet.pdf
This is the list of validated and certified configurations outside the "any" certification. http://www.intel.com/content/dam/ww...emory-for-intel-core-processors-datasheet.pdf
crashtech Lifer Jan 4, 2013 10,672 2,273 146 Jan 5, 2016 #29 We don't even know the exact specs of the OP's DDR3 sticks, they could be 1.35V, as some of the Crucial Ballistix are.
We don't even know the exact specs of the OP's DDR3 sticks, they could be 1.35V, as some of the Crucial Ballistix are.
S SPBHM Diamond Member Sep 12, 2012 5,065 418 126 Jan 5, 2016 #30 AtenRa said: Officially yes, unofficially you can use up to DDR3 1866MHz but you will be out of specs. Click to expand... you are not limited to 1866 for Z170 at least, this test shows them testing up to 2400 DDR3 with Skylake http://www.hardwarecanucks.com/foru...75-intel-skylake-ddr3-vs-ddr4-comparison.html
AtenRa said: Officially yes, unofficially you can use up to DDR3 1866MHz but you will be out of specs. Click to expand... you are not limited to 1866 for Z170 at least, this test shows them testing up to 2400 DDR3 with Skylake http://www.hardwarecanucks.com/foru...75-intel-skylake-ddr3-vs-ddr4-comparison.html
AtenRa Lifer Feb 2, 2009 14,003 3,362 136 Jan 5, 2016 #31 SPBHM said: you are not limited to 1866 for Z170 at least, this test shows them testing up to 2400 DDR3 with Skylake http://www.hardwarecanucks.com/foru...75-intel-skylake-ddr3-vs-ddr4-comparison.html Click to expand... Yes you can go above 1866MHz but only with the Z170.
SPBHM said: you are not limited to 1866 for Z170 at least, this test shows them testing up to 2400 DDR3 with Skylake http://www.hardwarecanucks.com/foru...75-intel-skylake-ddr3-vs-ddr4-comparison.html Click to expand... Yes you can go above 1866MHz but only with the Z170.