Why does "high performance" memory, ie: 2000 vs standard RAM cost more, but, has "slower timing rates" than the standard RAM configurations?
Timings for the "high performance" RAM, say has timings of 9-9-9-24, where as the standard RAM would typically have faster timings of say 7-7-7-21?
I don't even know what those numbers mean but it seems the faster memory has slower timings and the slower memory has faster timings, yet the faster memory costs more??!!
Hope this makes sense.
TIA,
--David
Timings for the "high performance" RAM, say has timings of 9-9-9-24, where as the standard RAM would typically have faster timings of say 7-7-7-21?
I don't even know what those numbers mean but it seems the faster memory has slower timings and the slower memory has faster timings, yet the faster memory costs more??!!
Hope this makes sense.
TIA,
--David
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