Output
Nanoseconds
Convert CAS latency and memory data rate into first-word latency.
RAM Latency Calculator · At a glance
Quick answer: Convert CAS latency and memory data rate into first-word latency. CL16 at 3200 MT/s and CL30 at 6000 MT/s both give 10 ns for the CAS component.
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Detailed guide
Nanoseconds
Values and units entered in the calculator
Local arithmetic; no hardware access
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The result is a mathematical estimate under the stated formula. It does not read your hardware or change system settings.
CL16 at 3200 MT/s and CL30 at 6000 MT/s both give 10 ns for the CAS component. This is not complete memory access latency.
Do not enter 1600 MHz as 3200 MT/s by accident. Check which unit your monitoring tool displays.
Keep consistent units and compare the assumptions with your actual game, display or network configuration.
No. Bandwidth, other timings, controller behavior and workload also matter. The result isolates the stated CAS timing component.
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Compare the units, rounding and assumptions. The same inputs and formula give the same result here; background CPU load does not change the mathematics.