Damage from RAM timings being too hihg

austinbmxnig

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• Oct 18, 2004

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is this possible? like if i set it to the largest latency for everything and see how fast it will go?

 

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• Oct 18, 2004

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So long as you're not feeding it uber-voltage, it should be fine. Some ram won't POST with timings that are too loose... Some ram also doesn't go much faster even with loose timings anyway.

 

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• Oct 18, 2004

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thank you, that was the answer i was looking for

 

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• Oct 19, 2004

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What would be better assuming you cant get very high clock rates on your ram, highest mhz with highest timings or lowest timings with highest mhz with the timings