RAM Command Rate

[kbp]

What are the differences between 1T and 2T?

 

[bononos]

Setting it to 1T is faster.

 

[fffblackmage]

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=ram+command+rate

Seems like 1T is just a bit faster by a few percent, but it might be unstable, depending on your specific hardware.

 

[masteryoda34]

Unless you have an unhealthy obsession with computer performance you can leave it on AUTO.

 

[exdeath]

More than 2 sticks of RAM usually means you are stuck at 2T.

 

[kbp]

Thanks guy's... Good to go now.

 

[FAUguy]

On my system, 2 sticks at 2133Mhz can run at 1T, but 4 sticks will only boot at 2T. It makes almost no difference between 1T (1N) and 2T (2N).

 

[Diceman2037]

More than 2 sticks of RAM usually means you are stuck at 2T.

what exdeath meant was fully populating a channel usually limits you to 2T

if you have 1 stick per channel, (and also the quality of the DRAM can count) you can usually stick with 1T. of course there is also the clock rate of the dram itself to factor on and the higher you have the IMC running the more risk of 1T becoming unstable.