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Memory Timings on Unlinked FSB
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Memory Timings on Unlinked FSB
Just a quick question on memory timings. If I am bringing my FSB speed from 1066 to 1333mhz, and not linking memory frequency, can I still use the default timing values for my RAM? It looks like my BIOS sets them to 5-5-5-15 (2T) by default with 4GB installed, at least that's what CPU-Z reads. I don't want to start overclocking my RAM, just the FSB speed, so if anyone could help me out that would be great.
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You can still use your default timings that are recommended by the ram manufacturer. As long as the ram speed and fsb of the cpu isnt linked it shouldnt be a problem
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Yeah that whole overclocking thing isn't workin' out too good anyways, thanks for the info though.
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Ram timings are very tricky.. I wouldnt worry about making your computer a smige faster but more on trying to get it to run stable..
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