Ram timings?

airetam_storm

How do i find the timings of my ram like the 2-2-2-7 or something like that?

BeatFreak

Have a root around in your BIOS there should be a section for memory timings, I'm not familiar with Epox mb's but look out for cas latencies and such. Should be easily enough found.

airetam_storm

k so i found a couple a figures
What order do they go in?

grimloch

AFAIK its CAS latency - ras to CAS delay - precharge time - RAS active time
theres a few other figures too

OfflerCrocGod

I think it's::

CAS Latency - RAS-to-CAS - RAS Precharge - Active to Precharge

grimloch

grimloch wrote:

AFAIK its CAS latency - ras to CAS delay - precharge time - RAS active time
theres a few other figures too

me points to above post

airetam_storm

Would 2.5-5-5-7 Make sense?
And is this anygood?

Only new to all a this stuff

unkel

airetam_storm wrote:

Would 2.5-5-5-7 Make sense?
And is this anygood?

That's the default settings for your memory iirc. There is ram in the market that has either tighter timings or higher bandwith, or both

Depends what you want to do and what your budget is really...

airetam_storm

Is there any improvements i could make t this?

ViperVenoM

sure you could improve it depending how good the ram is/how lucky you are

ive got 200fsb stuff stock timings 2.5-4-4-8

ive got them running at 230fsb 2.5-3-3-5

i only notice the difference in benchmarks though... :rolleyes: