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Hello everyone, i just bought a new ram stick 8 GB 1600 MHz DDR-3 CL11 1.5V. When i installed the ram my computer was stucking with Asus logo for infinite amount of time. So i opened the bios and checked the settings of ram. I realised that my CPU is supposed to work with 1333 MHz of ram. Then i changed the setting of Dram frequency from Auto to 1333 MHz. It works as it should now, it boot normally and starts. The question i want to ask is: Should i change the timing aswell? It is 9 9 9 24 1T right now. Maybe i should mention that i have only 1 working Ram slot in my motherboard.

Here are the specs of my system:

CPU-Intel pentium G3250
Board-AsusTek Computer INC. H81M-R
Memory- Crucial 8GB DDR3 1600 UDIMM 1.5V
Graphic card- nvidia GTX 645

I'm sorry for my english. I hope its written understandable.
 
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Improvement may be only "academic", ie. seen only in a benchmark and eventually as a frame or two a second in few games. For instance, I managed to drop Cl16 to 12 with my memory but with only 4-5% of higher benchmark and that's on a Ryzen processor that's very sensitive to RAM performance. I keep it at those values but if you ask me, stability is first concern, without it even fastest component is for nought.
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thank you for your answer. Does it worth changing the timings? Will i notice this more performance? Is there a tool with detailed ram information about that performance
 
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Improvement may be only "academic", ie. seen only in a benchmark and eventually as a frame or two a second in few games. For instance, I managed to drop Cl16 to 12 with my memory but with only 4-5% of higher benchmark and that's on a Ryzen processor that's very sensitive to RAM performance. I keep it at those values but if you ask me, stability is first concern, without it even fastest component is for nought.
 
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