Did ddr4 always need 1,2V to boot?

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  • julianmustofa
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    • Dec 2021
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    • indonesia
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    Did ddr4 always need 1,2V to boot?

    Hi all
    Been troubleshooting motherboard asrock b250 gaming k4
    Sometimes it post and then random shutdown/freeze and never post again (bootlooping) i need to rest it several ours to make it post again.
    I check the memory voltage when it post. its arround 1,1V sometimes 1.0V
    So i've been wondering. Did ddr4 always require exactly 1,2V to run stable?
    Just to make sure i'am doing in the right way. Thanks
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