Title: Listed Timing Does Not Match Shipped Product Timing
Product review: Listed Timing: 2.5-3-3-8Shipped Timing: 3.0-3-3-8The product shipped actually has CAS3, not CAS2.5 at 200Mhz, its "native" mode (it does support CAS2.5 at 166Mhz in a "fallback" mode). RAM timing is crucial for overall system performance and stability, especially when adding RAM to a system: the system will use lower RAM bus/access speeds in order to achieve stability.This is the second RAM product I ordered from Amazon in a week's time where the shipped product timing did not match the listed product timing, and is in fact higher/slower. Whether this is the fault of Corsair improperly informing Amazon, or Amazon not qualifying/verifying their RAM remains to be seen, and ultimately it is Amazon's responsibility to address, considering implications of false advertising/deceptive practices.
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