It's a result of losser sub-timings which high density modules require for stability.Originally Posted by ZX2Slow
Are these results ok? Is this a result of the higher density memory or the loose secondary and tertiary timings?
It's a result of losser sub-timings which high density modules require for stability.Are these results ok? Is this a result of the higher density memory or the loose secondary and tertiary timings?
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I swapped in a G.Skill 4x4GB 1866c9 kit (F3-14900CL9Q-16GBZL) and had results that appeared to be inline with my previous AIDA64 Cache & Memory results:
Shouldn't the latency be <60ns?
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