akaApollo Reputable Dec 1, 2014 8 0 4,510 Dec 2, 2014 #1 Which would be faster? DDR3-1600 with a timing of 7-8-8-24 DDR3-1600 with a timing of 9-9-9-24 DDR3-1866 with a timing of 9-10-9-27
Which would be faster? DDR3-1600 with a timing of 7-8-8-24 DDR3-1600 with a timing of 9-9-9-24 DDR3-1866 with a timing of 9-10-9-27
Solution A A Alec Mowat Dec 2, 2014 The actual speed in Mhz will always be faster (1866) The timings will only come into play more when comparing two types of the same speed of RAM. Lower = better for the timings. This is assuming your motherboard even supports 1866mhz, not all do.
The actual speed in Mhz will always be faster (1866) The timings will only come into play more when comparing two types of the same speed of RAM. Lower = better for the timings. This is assuming your motherboard even supports 1866mhz, not all do.
A Alec Mowat Honorable Jan 8, 2014 3,244 0 13,460 Dec 2, 2014 Solution #2 The actual speed in Mhz will always be faster (1866) The timings will only come into play more when comparing two types of the same speed of RAM. Lower = better for the timings. This is assuming your motherboard even supports 1866mhz, not all do. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
The actual speed in Mhz will always be faster (1866) The timings will only come into play more when comparing two types of the same speed of RAM. Lower = better for the timings. This is assuming your motherboard even supports 1866mhz, not all do.
L littleleo Splendid May 8, 2009 4,097 17 23,465 Dec 2, 2014 #3 Alec is right on the 1866 is the faster of the two. Be sure you select him for best answer. Upvote 0 Downvote
akaApollo Reputable Dec 1, 2014 8 0 4,510 Dec 2, 2014 #4 Alec Mowat : The actual speed in Mhz will always be faster (1866) The timings will only come into play more when comparing two types of the same speed of RAM. Lower = better for the timings. This is assuming your motherboard even supports 1866mhz, not all do. Its Compatible. So I would want the 1866mhz over 1600mhz? Upvote 0 Downvote
Alec Mowat : The actual speed in Mhz will always be faster (1866) The timings will only come into play more when comparing two types of the same speed of RAM. Lower = better for the timings. This is assuming your motherboard even supports 1866mhz, not all do. Its Compatible. So I would want the 1866mhz over 1600mhz?
A Alec Mowat Honorable Jan 8, 2014 3,244 0 13,460 Dec 2, 2014 #5 akaApollo : Alec Mowat : The actual speed in Mhz will always be faster (1866) The timings will only come into play more when comparing two types of the same speed of RAM. Lower = better for the timings. This is assuming your motherboard even supports 1866mhz, not all do. Its Compatible. So I would want the 1866mhz over 1600mhz? Yes, 100%. When installed, go into your BIOS (UEFI) and make sure it's set to the correct profile. Upvote 0 Downvote
akaApollo : Alec Mowat : The actual speed in Mhz will always be faster (1866) The timings will only come into play more when comparing two types of the same speed of RAM. Lower = better for the timings. This is assuming your motherboard even supports 1866mhz, not all do. Its Compatible. So I would want the 1866mhz over 1600mhz? Yes, 100%. When installed, go into your BIOS (UEFI) and make sure it's set to the correct profile.