Best timings to MHz ratio?

[UrbanSmooth]

Looking for some RAM that has tight timings (Cas 5, 6, 7, etc), but also has a high MHz. Looking for pure quickness and performance for a soup-ed up gaming rig build coming later this year (ok, ok, as soon as 4GB versions of the GTX 780 are released). I'm currently running a CAS 6 DDR3 1600 kit from Mushkin. I know that these aren't even close to the best that's out there. Help a fellow insane builder/gamer/bencher procure this most precious request.

Just how insane? For starters:

[BeepBeep2]

Depends largely on CPU.
For example Sandy Bridge/Ivy are more about high clocks (even if you have ram that can run extremely tight latencies)

But AMD Phenom II / Bloomfield prefer tight timings over super high ram clocks.

Try laxing your Mushkin kit to 6-9-6 and OC it to 1800 or so.

[Cecil]

Your Mushies are likely the best you are going to get for now without springing for Hypers, which for a daily gaming rig isnt worth it.
Just do what beepbeep said, and try to OC them. They would be PCSs or BBSEs (pretty sure BBSEs), so 2k should be easy if your IMC will do it.
If you are planning on a whole new system, then 4GB modules would be the way to go. Any of the Crucial 1.5V 4GB sticks with the black PCB would be about the best option for speed/timings. 2000+ 8-8-8 / 2200+ 9-9-9.

[iboomalot]

what about these??

Team Xtreem LV 8GB (2 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 2400 (PC3 19200) Desktop Memory Model TXD38192M2400HC9NDC-L

9-11-11-28 at 2400mhz for a Z77-UD5 and 3770K

[BeepBeep2]

what about these??

Team Xtreem LV 8GB (2 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 2400 (PC3 19200) Desktop Memory Model TXD38192M2400HC9NDC-L

9-11-11-28 at 2400mhz for a Z77-UD5 and 3770K

OP's ram could easily do 8-11-8-28 at 2400 MHz I think.