You might maintain comparable performance if you change the CL rating slightly, but results can vary.

F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop You might maintain comparable performance if you change the CL rating slightly, but results can vary.

You might maintain comparable performance if you change the CL rating slightly, but results can vary.

You might maintain comparable performance if you change the CL rating slightly, but results can vary.

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slavchik_super
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01-11-2016, 09:11 AM

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Hello, I've been using my computer's RAM for about three years. I'm considering adding more memory, but it's challenging to locate the same XMP profile for my existing setup. I'm trying to match the exact RAM model and brand, though I can't find it and it seems discontinued. My current specs are 3000 MHz speed, CL 16-18-18-36-68. In the market I see options like 3000 MHz, CL 16-19-19-38 or 18-22-22-42-unknown, and some listings mention CL-16-18-18-36 but don't specify the last number, with unknown brands. My main concern is whether I can enable XMP profiles if the RAM has different CL ratings. Thank you.

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slavchik_super

01-11-2016, 09:11 AM #1

Hello, I've been using my computer's RAM for about three years. I'm considering adding more memory, but it's challenging to locate the same XMP profile for my existing setup. I'm trying to match the exact RAM model and brand, though I can't find it and it seems discontinued. My current specs are 3000 MHz speed, CL 16-18-18-36-68. In the market I see options like 3000 MHz, CL 16-19-19-38 or 18-22-22-42-unknown, and some listings mention CL-16-18-18-36 but don't specify the last number, with unknown brands. My main concern is whether I can enable XMP profiles if the RAM has different CL ratings. Thank you.