Displayed timings

[confused12]

I have my RAM set in XMP profile with following settings: 1866 MHz / 9-11-9-28. MemTest shows it as 932 / 9-43-43-113.

When XMP is disabled and RAM is running in default settings (1333 MHz / 9-11-9-28 - yep, latency is the same like in XMP), MemTest shows it as 665 / 41-41-41-97.

I know that frequency is correct cause I need to double it but what about timings? Why there are so big differences?

[David (PassMark)]

What type of RAM and CPU is this?
Superficially 9-11-9-28 seems too low and 9-43-43-113 too high.

Can you post a zipped up debug log.

[confused12]

Thank you for the answer. This is a DDR3 RAM and CPU is i5-5675C running on the MSI Z97-G43 motherboard.

I made a mistake in the first post, saying that timings on default are the same like in XMP. At default there are 9-9-9-24.

Summing up:
XMP: 1866MHz & 9-11-9-28 is read by MemTest as 932 / 9-43-43-113
Default: 1333MHz & 9-9-9-24 is read by MemTest as 665 / 41-41-41-97

I can't post debug log. I have no access to the bootable USB I used for the test from Windows. It is not detected by the OS (I have Win 7).

[David (PassMark)]

There will be two partitions on the USB drive, you should be able to read one from WIn7.

[confused12]

Here's what I see. There's an icon that pendrive is plugged in but I don't have any access to it.

[Simon (PassMark)]

Go to 'Disk Management' and check if partitions exists on the USB.
If drive letter has not been assigned, you will need to manually do this by right clicking the partition > 'Change drive letter and paths...'.