Gattsu

Simple as that, do they, or not ?

Not talking about frequency, just latencies (4-4-4-12 , 5-5-5-15, etc).

Thanks .

Harrier

Yes. As you increase the frequency you'll have to increase the latency or it will be unstable.

conami

Yes, they do.

BradleyW

the latencies have to be correct overwise ur oc will be unstable am sure

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conami

What you mean by correct? If your RAM frequency isn't high, you can tight your timings more. Otherwise, that would only lead to unstable RAM.

Angmaar

Usually, the lower the latencies the higher you can overclock the ram.

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ghost2501

You mean the Higher the timmings 5-5-5-15 can overclock over 1066 but 4-4-4-12 usually is around the 800mhz range and if you are lucky up to 900

So dont try to confuse the OP. the correct term is called relaxing or loosening the memory timmings when overclocking. that means going from "TIGHT" aka 4-4-4-12 to looser or relaxed of 5-5-5-15.

Gattsu

Okay, thanks guys =).

Marshmellow17

I got a question. Every time ive seen timings, theyve been 4-4-4-12, 5-5-5-15, 6-6-6-18. Is the last timing always the sum of the first 3?

Asus Mobile

No but yes I will look for the formula. They are related.

What the hell I had time and did it. The T'ras: