weird RAM timings

[tomigr]

I got my vengeance lpx ddr4 3200Mhz timings to 14-13-13-31, I normally only see values that are equal or bigger than the first one on the other values my question is, is this normal and stable or should I set it to 14-14-14-31

[RadiatingLight]

IDK too much about RAM, but if it works, keep it that way. AFAIK there's no intrinsic reason for primary RAM timings to be in ascending/equal order (except for the last one being at least 1st + 2nd)

run memtest86 to see if it's stable.

 

@MageTank knows lots about RAM. maybe he can help.

[MageTank]

16 minutes ago, tomigr said:

I got my vengeance lpx ddr4 3200Mhz timings to 14-13-13-31, I normally only see values that are equal or bigger than the first one on the other values my question is, is this normal and stable or should I set it to 14-14-14-31

You are perfectly fine. Cas latency has no stability impact on  your active rows, you will be fine. Just make sure tRAS isn't lower than the rest of your row sums (row closing before you get the data that is being fetched) as you will have problems. In your current timing configuration, that isn't going to be a problem at all.

[tomigr]

39 minutes ago, MageTank said:

You are perfectly fine. Cas latency has no stability impact on  your active rows, you will be fine. Just make sure tRAS isn't lower than the rest of your row sums (row closing before you get the data that is being fetched) as you will have problems. In your current timing configuration, that isn't going to be a problem at all.

thanks