This is feasible. Ram timing is achievable.
This is feasible. Ram timing is achievable.
In short, I faced many issues with my new PC. It would freeze during heavy CPU use or while playing games, even light ones. I was confused about the cause and eventually returned the motherboard. I tried adjusting the RAM latency from 16 to 15, and so far there have been no crashes, freezes, or problems. I understand RAM can be problematic, but this seems straightforward.
Setting Cas 15 likely affected other secondary or tertiary components during the retraining process. It's difficult to determine the exact impact without knowing your specific RAM and motherboard details. When switching primary components, the RAM needs to be retrained.
Intel or AMD motherboard? Specific model? XMP support status?
This indicates he’s operating in a gray area. If the RAM maker believed their product could handle CAS15, they’d have marketed it accordingly and earned more revenue. It’s likely near the limit. That’s why they’re being cautious.
The motherboard is a Gigabyte B450 Aorus Elite equipped with a Ryzen 5 2600. The XMP profile is enabled, and I only adjusted the latency from 16 to 15. It seems to be working now, but I’m still confused about why.