8GB installed (3.96 usable)?

[Badbonji]

Also note that the reported speed in CPU-z is the actual speed of the modules, whereas effective speed is double that (DDR = double data rate), so it is running at ~1070 MHz. You can manually adjust the timing that is off in the BIOS if you wish, but I don't think that fourth latency is nearly as important at determining throughput as the first few.

 

[deathman20]

Also note that the reported speed in CPU-z is the actual speed of the modules, whereas effective speed is double that (DDR = double data rate), so it is running at ~1070 MHz. You can manually adjust the timing that is off in the BIOS if you wish, but I don't think that fourth latency is nearly as important at determining throughput as the first few.

It goes down the list for ram timing for important to least.
Overall timings on it is for benching purposes, intense number crunching.

Gaming/Day to Day tasks won't notice a difference in the long haul on it.

 

[EarthDog]

It goes down the list for ram timing for important to least.

By far, the CAS or CL is the most important as far as timings go, the rest, not in order. It varies depending on the test/benchmark among other things.