Ram Voltage Changing by Itself?

[Fidler]

After setting my Corsair ram voltage manually, I've had instances wherein the Ram voltage changed (to a very high level) by the Bios without a manual change in settings. For example, yesterday I set the ram voltage a little higher to 1.825 using the Nvida Control Panel. On restart, I had a BSOD for some reason. On restart after that, I checked the ram voltage in the bios and found it way out of range - about 2.8 something. Thankfully, the ram still appears to be working. Has anyone else experienced such an anomaly?

[mudman]

I had the same problem. Would happen after using nForce System Tools. It made no difference if I set voltage in System Tools or directly in the BIOS (to 1.7)--the voltage would mysteriously jump to a higher level on rebooting. I deleted all of the profile files, and the problem hasn't re-appeared.

[Raptorfury]

stop using nfore overclocking use the bios only . then see how it works . rule of thumb never trust any software for overclocking , it allways goofs things up with motherboards ..

[Fidler]

Right, thanks for the info guys. All comments are gratefully accepted. I've set my voltage in the Bios now and do not expect to have further problems.
Best Regards,
Fidler

[Raptorfury]

hope it works good for ya . i keep a close eye on it for just incase measures . every so often check the bios and make sure its still there ...

[Fidler]

OK, thanks Raptorfury - It has not changed so far. I did advise XFX support of this issue with the Nvida Control Panel.