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Memory timming wierd?
- Thread starter octo117
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16GB (4x4) They're all running 9 9 9 24/2 1333
The table on the right is the JEDEC/XMP table. Has nothing to do with your actual settings which are on the left.
The table on the right is the JEDEC/XMP table. Has nothing to do with your actual settings which are on the left.
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Moved to the Memory forum
The XMP-1334 timing table on the SPD tab reflects the current DRAM frequency as shown on the Memory tab, including the rated and actual timings at that frequency (9-9-9-24-2T at 1.60V). At a default 200MHz HT Ref clock, and utilizing the 3:10 FSB : DRAM ratio, the effective DRAM frequency equals DDR3-1333 (666.7MHz x 2). So yes, the current DRAM frequency and timings match what the modules are rated at.
The XMP-1334 timing table on the SPD tab reflects the current DRAM frequency as shown on the Memory tab, including the rated and actual timings at that frequency (9-9-9-24-2T at 1.60V). At a default 200MHz HT Ref clock, and utilizing the 3:10 FSB : DRAM ratio, the effective DRAM frequency equals DDR3-1333 (666.7MHz x 2). So yes, the current DRAM frequency and timings match what the modules are rated at.
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