Corsair [and others] will launch DDR3-1866/2000 in August

[Shintai]

Timings on thous memorys are damm to high. Is Mhz really more importent than timing?

Bandwidth is more important than timings. Timings havent mattered much since the 939 days. And C9 is not as bad as it sound if you calculate the actual time in ns.

Keep in mind that the actual latency in nanoseconds is what really matters, so while the number of memory cycles from DDR2-533 CL3 through DD2-667 CL4, DDR2/3-800 CL5, DDR3-1067 CL7, and DDR3-1333 CL9 increases, the actual latency in ns only ranges from 11.25ns (DDR2-533 CL3) to a maximum of 13.5ns (DDR3-1333 CL9). While CL7 may sound like a high latency, achieving that with 1333 MHz memory is actually results in a time latency of 10.5ns, and of course that's with much higher bandwidth than some of the other memory speeds.

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