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This is part of the complication (and the headache that mixed memory brings to the equation). Timings are latency, the delay between actions, thus, high numbers equal more time, thus slower. Frequency is the operational clock speed of the RAM, thus higher equal faster, since it can do more in the same time.

The OCZ RAM has a higher frequency, but due to internal stress, it has to increase the latency between actions (increase timings). If the RAM were set to a lower frequency (800), it may be able to achieve the same timings as the Corsair RAM, but without knowing for sure, it"s best not to risk it.

By setting the frequency lower and the timings higher, you"re making sure the RAM runs slower, thus reducing its stress. This means that if you still have problems with your OC, then they will be purely CPU and/or FSB based.

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