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Always test, test , test! I recommend Memtest86 for RAM stability testing.
Why noone of those toxic users will be banned.
I think a lot of users right here on this thread will only flame and troll. I hate when this people are review bombing games. Gamers are so toxic in the last couple of years. More and more often.
I hope I can help with that, the friendly users that want help.
Discussion over.
are you sure you're not the toxic user?
higher then what voltage?jedec?xmp? there are many different voltages used for xmp profiles.also different ram ICs have different max daily voltages.
im running with a ram oc i tested a lot and only had a few crashes after a few hours in game.
4000mhz 16-16-16-36 @ 1.41v with tuned sub timings etc.
Because they're ♥♥♥♥♥ and ehh maybe stay away from some Steam discussions.
As for me I wasn't trying to be toxic, I am simply pointing out that it seems logical that an already unstable game may crash more than usual on an unstable system, but that I doubt this would be the reason on standard-spec systems running the game. It is (likely) due to a hardware-software interaction for sure, but I would suspect more along the lines of make and model being able to chew up the game's bumps or not. Reminds me when I bought a crappy PSU and was fine on my GTX 650 but when I upgraded to a 1060 the computer would simply turn off under certain loads or certain games.
I guess it's fair warning to people running rigs in unorthodox settings, but my point is, I don't think weirdo RAM voltages are the fault point, just something that can facilitate the game ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ itself.
This is not my main language. Sorry for my grammar.
Do not overclock anything on your system a turbo function on your mainboard means not that the board is working right in stress situations. Use the normal clockspeed of your componennts.
it take something more like 0.5v to start seeing a difference in ram temps compared to a previous voltage used.and even then most of the heat issues will be due to heat from the gpu if airflow in the case is an issue.
in that case improve case airflow and try adding a fan on the ram.but having a fan on the ram is only really needed at 1.45v and up if you also play with trfc and trefi.
if your bclk is not on default that could cause a whole lot of other issues.