CPU speed related to Ram Timing?

I have a Northwoods 2.8 and Kingston Hyperx DDR 466. Do I understand that I
can push the timings of the ram lower, and also cause of DDR 466, push the
CPU higher? I had some Corsair value Select stuff (DDR 400) that I couldn't
improve the timings at all, and the CPU would not go past 2.9, but so far
with this KIngston DDR 466 I have the ram voltage higher and timings of
3-3-4-7, the cpu @3.2....would DDR 400, but with faster timings give this
boost in speed?

TIA

news_reader wrote:
I have a Northwoods 2.8 and Kingston Hyperx DDR 466. Do I understand that I
can push the timings of the ram lower, and also cause of DDR 466, push the
CPU higher? I had some Corsair value Select stuff (DDR 400) that I couldn't
improve the timings at all, and the CPU would not go past 2.9, but so far
with this KIngston DDR 466 I have the ram voltage higher and timings of
3-3-4-7, the cpu @3.2....would DDR 400, but with faster timings give this
boost in speed?

TIA

If that is the only thing you have changed then you have your answer.

If you had "value" ram before and it would not O/C, that s why, its
"value" ram for a reason.

Higher priced and higher quality ram will generally always be faster
than similar cheap ram.

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