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jgilbreath04 · 06-05-2007, 07:33 AM

Great, got up this morning and did as directed and booted. The LED indicators where less active showing that the load was lighter due to the correct timing, worked like a charm just like I knew it would. Thanks Panama_Red really appreciate the time.

I am curious about one thing though. I know that the timing obviously is not that hard, although how did you know exactly which ones to change? I understand that a task like this is experience based although I have heard of timing RAM for years and have never seen anything describing which numbers correlate with each numbers necessary operation task. So if the timing on the ram for example is 2.5 - 3 - 3 - 6, then how do you know which number indicates which to change. Does this timing format indicate the same CAS# Latency, Min RAS#, RAS# to CAS#, and Row Precharge Time in all timing descriptions?

Thanks again,
Josh

06-05-2007, 07:33 AM	#5
jgilbreath04 Member (7 bit) Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Perry, Oklahoma Posts: 105	Coo Great, got up this morning and did as directed and booted. The LED indicators where less active showing that the load was lighter due to the correct timing, worked like a charm just like I knew it would. Thanks Panama_Red really appreciate the time. I am curious about one thing though. I know that the timing obviously is not that hard, although how did you know exactly which ones to change? I understand that a task like this is experience based although I have heard of timing RAM for years and have never seen anything describing which numbers correlate with each numbers necessary operation task. So if the timing on the ram for example is 2.5 - 3 - 3 - 6, then how do you know which number indicates which to change. Does this timing format indicate the same CAS# Latency, Min RAS#, RAS# to CAS#, and Row Precharge Time in all timing descriptions? Thanks again, Josh