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    Help Me out.......!!!!!

    Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by Limpman, Jul 12, 2006.

  1. Limpman

    Limpman Notebook Consultant

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    Hi guys i can't figure out what is this all about.in this two models ram one ram have missing one column.and which ram is fast. :confused:
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    sorry guys i forget to mention "missing one column"= SPD timing
     
    Limpman, Jul 12, 2006
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  2. mach_zero

    mach_zero Casual Observer NBR Reviewer

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    It' might be missing the column because the Kingston stick is simply not capable of running at the higher latency of 5.0 like the Elpida stick. I wouldn't worry about because you wouldn't want it run at a higher latency anyway. Higher latency = slower speed. The higher the latency the longer it takes for the CPU to receive data.
     
    mach_zero, Jul 15, 2006
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  3. Limpman

    Limpman Notebook Consultant

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    thanks mach zero. that mean kingston is faster then elpida.
     
    Limpman, Jul 16, 2006
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  4. miner

    miner Notebook Nobel Laureate

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    No, No. They are the same. It is just that Elpida is capable of runnng slower at a CAS latency of 5 whereas the Kingston can't. Both your memory is probably running at 266MHz(4,4,4,12).
     
    miner, Jul 16, 2006
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  5. Limpman

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    Okey i got it. :)
     
    Limpman, Jul 16, 2006
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