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Originally Posted by remnant 
Just to help you understand it if you are having trouble, those numbers that they give you for timings are in clock pulses. Meaning it takes, say 7 clock pulses (at 1333Mhz) for that type of command. 7 clock pulses at 1300Mhz = 5.385 nanoseconds, which means the RAM needs 5.385 nanoseconds to do that type of command.
But a clock pulse at 1600Mhz is quicker than a clock pulse at 1333 Mhz. So for your RAM to have the required minimum of 5.385 nanoseconds to do that command at 1600 Mhz, 9 clock pulses will have to go by, because 8 clock pulses would only be 5 nanoseconds, which might not be enough time for the RAM to perform this task.
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