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Timing issues in Ram overclocking

Timing issues in Ram overclocking

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10-29-2019, 06:03 AM
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You seem to be questioning whether your expected performance isn't being realized. Perhaps the issue lies in the combination of your CPU and memory setup. The memory controller quality isn't always optimal, which can limit achieving the advertised speeds. If this is the case, try starting with your base RAM speed and gradually adjust it up to around 3000. If voltage adjustments aren't possible, consider tweaking the timing and lowering the frequency to maintain similar results. For example, a kit rated for 3200 MHz with a CL16 latency can mimic the performance of a CL17 3200 MHz unit if you adjust the clock speed accordingly. This should help clarify the situation.
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10-29-2019, 06:03 AM #11

You seem to be questioning whether your expected performance isn't being realized. Perhaps the issue lies in the combination of your CPU and memory setup. The memory controller quality isn't always optimal, which can limit achieving the advertised speeds. If this is the case, try starting with your base RAM speed and gradually adjust it up to around 3000. If voltage adjustments aren't possible, consider tweaking the timing and lowering the frequency to maintain similar results. For example, a kit rated for 3200 MHz with a CL16 latency can mimic the performance of a CL17 3200 MHz unit if you adjust the clock speed accordingly. This should help clarify the situation.

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