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#5527794 Posted on: 03/13/2018 05:31 PM
Your timings?
Your timings?
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#5527817 Posted on: 03/13/2018 06:25 PM
15-16-16-34 - 290 - 42000 or 44000 at 3400mhz, other sub i don't remember but pretty much the same as xmp one's
edit 45ns latency , 2T
Your timings?
15-16-16-34 - 290 - 42000 or 44000 at 3400mhz, other sub i don't remember but pretty much the same as xmp one's
edit 45ns latency , 2T
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#5527841 Posted on: 03/13/2018 07:23 PM
And herein the answer is found. Faster timed (more expensive) memory will result in that.
And herein the answer is found. Faster timed (more expensive) memory will result in that.
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#5527857 Posted on: 03/13/2018 08:01 PM
yes but the point is that i dont think that my 3200 kit is better binned then those 3600 stick, so i gues something is messed up in the timings
And herein the answer is found. Faster timed (more expensive) memory will result in that.
yes but the point is that i dont think that my 3200 kit is better binned then those 3600 stick, so i gues something is messed up in the timings
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Hilbert, i have a 8700k with a maximum x hero, and a pair of 16gb stick (dual rank) trident z at 3400 with properly tweaked timing and subtiming and i can break 50k in aida and stay under 43 ns latency. those results at 3600 doesn't seem so high to me