Feb 4 2006, 12:35 PM
QUOTE(NewbieBetta @ Feb 4 2006, 11:12 AM)
I have a question here,hope you guys can help to explain it,its about Kingston value ram and other high speed ram.
I noticed my kingston value ram have 4.4.4.12 & another one is 4.4.4.11
both run at dual channel at 5.4.4.12,Im not am i correct.
So how can I know which Ram is faster..I had read on the RAM handbook,it says lower timing mean faster?meaning "4.4.4.12" will run slower compare to a "3.3.3.8" that sort of things?
But one of the LYP shop fello told me thath a higher CL4 means the ram communicate faster with the system?
That fella is a salesman, you should heve never trusted salesman on technical grounds.I noticed my kingston value ram have 4.4.4.12 & another one is 4.4.4.11
both run at dual channel at 5.4.4.12,Im not am i correct.
So how can I know which Ram is faster..I had read on the RAM handbook,it says lower timing mean faster?meaning "4.4.4.12" will run slower compare to a "3.3.3.8" that sort of things?
But one of the LYP shop fello told me thath a higher CL4 means the ram communicate faster with the system?
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. Anyway, lower timing is simply better unless provided frequency of the DDR is much higher than default.
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