Changing the latency?

[BatJoke]

I have the Kingston Beast 2400Mhz ram
and its CL11 can i bring it any lower?
how?
I have an MSI Z87-GD65

[ddbtkd456]

I have the Kingston Beast 2400Mhz ram

and its CL11 can i bring it any lower?

how?

I have an MSI Z87-GD65

 

Sure get different ram. I know at 2400 Mhz, they should be around 8 or 9 for the lowest CLAS. Nice profile picture btw I thought about changing mine to that but you've got the name to go with it.

[BatJoke]

Sure get different ram. I know at 2400 Mhz, they should be around 8 or 9 for the lowest CLAS. Nice profile picture btw I thought about changing mine to that but you've got the name to go with it.

i already bought this one.

what should i change the timings to ?

[ddbtkd456]

i already bought this one.

what should i change the timings to ?

 

I don't get into timings...let someone else help you @helping or @SSOB should be able to help you with that.

[helping]

i already bought this one.

what should i change the timings to ?

you don't really need to, the gains won't be that great, and it's already high speed.

 

you can either overvolt it and lower the timings and test if it's stable, drop the frequency and drop the timings, or use one of the XMP profiles that has a lower frequency and lower timings.

[SSOB]

Not really, if you bring it lower without changing the clock speed than it will make for an unstable system. Just put it on XMP and be done with it, RAM OC really doesn't improve performance that much...

[BatJoke]

you don't really need to, the gains won't be that great, and it's already high speed.

 

you can either overvolt it and lower the timings and test if it's stable, drop the frequency and drop the timings, or use one of the XMP profiles that has a lower frequency and lower timings.

i just really don't like having a CL11 ram

can't i change it to CL10 without changing the frequency?

[BatJoke]

Explain why not...

i dk CL10 feels much better

can't i just mess around and make it CL10?

[BatJoke]

you can try, but it might be unstable...

Here's the serial if it helps

KHX24C11T3K2/8X

[helping]

i just really don't like having a CL11 ram

can't i change it to CL10 without changing the frequency?

like I said, if you want to do that you need to increase the voltage and stress test it to see if it's stable.

[ddbtkd456]

Here's the serial if it helps

KHX24C11T3K2/8X

 

Here's a Link to the product

[BatJoke]

like I said, if you want to do that you need to increase the voltage and stress test it to see if it's stable.

oh How?

and will it harm the ram or motherboard in anyway?

[ddbtkd456]

oh How?

and will it harm the ram or motherboard in anyway?

 

As with any overclocking if not probably tested with Prime 95 or stress tested as we call it yes it could severely ruin PC parts. However if you do it correctly it will be okay.

[helping]

oh How?

and will it harm the ram or motherboard in anyway?

if you're using AMD no

if you're using Intel idk what the IMC can handle

 

you yolo your way into BIOS, change the RAM voltage to something higher, set your clocks

boot into memtest86 and whip out your bible

[ddbtkd456]

if you're using AMD no

if you're using Intel idk what the IMC can handle

 

you yolo your way into BIOS, change the RAM voltage to something higher, set your clocks

boot into memtest86 and whip out your bible

 

Hmm didn't know that about AMD and Intel...suppose it makes sense tho. Intel has a threshold that can't be expanded past...AMD's typically don't have a limit.

[BatJoke]

if you're using AMD no

if you're using Intel idk what the IMC can handle

 

you yolo your way into BIOS, change the RAM voltage to something higher, set your clocks

boot into memtest86 and whip out your bible

so its a yolo thing

i think i'll just hold on to having a CL11 1.65V Ram lol

 

Thanks guys

[Majestic]

2400 CL11 is like, 1600 CL7- 1866 CL8. That's good enough, not sure why you're even bothering just to change some arbitraty number...