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Which is a better timing and speed?

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I've read and watched videos on how to calculate ns and I don't know which to believe(lol). So can anyone help be, which is a better frequency and timing?

 

2400mhz

12-15-15-33

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2666mhz

14-15-15-28

 

Know that this is on the same ddr4 hyperx fury ram. Thanks.

 

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https://notkyon.moe/ram-latency.htm

 

Literally the only deficiency of the 2666 speed is the CL14 vs the CL12, and that's not by much. everything else is faster.

I WILL find your ITX build thread, and I WILL recommend the SIlverstone Sugo SG13B

 

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Both of those are incredibly slow and loose - it's a matter of choosing between a house fire and a forest fire really

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I'm only using i5 8400 on b360m-h. My friend tried my ram on his ryzen and he was able to get it to 3000mhz, but sadly, my board has a 2666mhz limit, so I can only work with timing. Thanks for the help though.

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