Ram Timings HELP HELP

[inveterate]

ok,, cpu z reports in the following order down a column....

Cas# x-2
Ras# to Cas# Delay x-2
Ras# Precharge x-2
Cycle Time (Tras) x-5

When Retailers list 2-2-2-5 is it also in that order that the CPUz reports??

When they say to set 2-3-2-5 , 2.5-4-3-7 ARE they also in that order....!!! THX

 

[JohnAn2112]

That's the standard that most memory companies go by when they list timings. CPUZ also reports them in that order. However, not all motherboard BIOS's report it in the same order.

 

[inveterate]

Ok Cool thx,, always thought it was this way,, but when i was talking to this guy today,, lil argument over it,, and i began to question myself.. cuz i've mostly used 2337s and that makes the middle number the same and i wasn't sure anymore

 

[coomar]

some places switch the last 2 digits for some reason but cpu-z lists them in that order

 

[inveterate]

Ok i got them OCZ Plat Revs,, check my sig... i'm trying to get to ddr 600, is that possible with this ram.. cuz i have a venice chip on another comp that can doo 300 htt..to 2700

 

[Gamingphreek]

300 htt..

HTT has nothing to do with stressing the RAM. Now if you could manage a higher FSB...

At any rate if that RAM can reach 300 but your processor cant, simply use a divider.

-Kevin

 

[inveterate]

i ment fsb,,, but i just wasn't sure if this ram can do 300mhz

 

[Gamingphreek]

Since you have that DFI board with nice high memory voltages, looks at the OCZ VX, and just feed it some voltage. That should manage DDR600.

-Kevin