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Quote from: Brewins on January 21, 2017, 05:24:56 AM

You guys are funny, I bet none of you have figured out all 20 of those timings. It is tough as shit to figure out- here's a challenge for you 3- if you kilo, jstefanop and eliovp can each post one of the following 3 timings from The Stilts Hyinx 1250 strap- I will then be a believer, otherwise I say you're all full of shit/

1 - tWR
2 - tWTR
3 - tRCDR

Good luck

- that's funny. I will do one- how about tWTR - it really doesn't matter to me

I changed my mind, I am going to post the tRTW to prevent giving away to much info - the tRTW in the following Stilt strap is 21

77 71 33 20 00 00 00 00 08 39 47 2A 50 55 0C 0B 24 20 45 04 00 46 C4 00 22 BB 1C 00 5C 0B 14 20 4A 89 00 A0 00 00 01 20 12 0C 21 1E 51 19 26 13

tRCDR - 0xE.

Correct me if I wrong, based on compare of custom straps from The Stilt with original one. Timing info contain in the string 77 71 33 20 00 00 00 00 08 39 47 2A and possible it's magic 3 registers one of them last or first is MC_SEQ_RAS_TIMING

MC_SEQ_RAS_TIMING is a bunch of timings, not just 1.

Ofc it's a 32 bit register where each value 4 bit. I've just want to know where exactly in this 48 byte strap this register. Also what about MC_SEQ_CAS_TIMING register, any interesting there?

Each value is not 4-bit, just some of them are.

SEQ_RAS [2 2 14 14 2 42] right?

zigun

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