- Jun 14, 2015
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I was reading a forum post about comparing two RAM DIMMs close in price. One had faster frequency but both had same CL/timings. The slower one was the max the motherboard could handle anyways, but somone said to buy the faster and underclock it to the motherboards recommended and the CL will be smaller. Is this right?
I thought the latency was in clock cycles because it had to do that many cycles regardless of clock rate. Are the timings actually locked into number of cycles or are they locked into nanoseconds of latency?
I thought the latency was in clock cycles because it had to do that many cycles regardless of clock rate. Are the timings actually locked into number of cycles or are they locked into nanoseconds of latency?
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