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Since there are so many threads that pop up about RAM speed and CAS latency, this should help with giving a general idea of the relation of different speeds and latencies.
The throughput relation will usually correspond pretty closely to this chart from what
I have seen in my testing.
The latency numbers are in nanoseconds rounded to 3 digits of accuracy.
If you need to extrapolate more figures for speeds other than these, just take the CAS number and divide it by RAM speed divided by 1,000.
CAS / (RAM SPEED / 1,000)
The throughput relation will usually correspond pretty closely to this chart from what
I have seen in my testing.
The latency numbers are in nanoseconds rounded to 3 digits of accuracy.
Code:
RAM SPEED
1066 1333 1600 1866 2000 2133 2400
CAS 6 5.629 4.501 3.750 3.215 3.000 2.813 2.500
7 6.567 5.251 4.375 3.751 3.500 3.281 2.917
8 7.505 6.002 5.000 4.287 4.000 3.751 3.333
9 8.443 6.752 5.625 4.823 4.500 4.219 3.750
10 9.381 7.502 6.250 5.359 5.000 4.688 4.167
11 10.319 8.252 6.875 5.895 5.500 5.157 4.583
12 11.257 9.002 7.500 6.431 6.000 5.626 5.000
13 12.195 9.752 8.125 6.967 6.500 6.095 5.417If you need to extrapolate more figures for speeds other than these, just take the CAS number and divide it by RAM speed divided by 1,000.
CAS / (RAM SPEED / 1,000)