It's really quite simple, the HTT speed has to communicate with the RAM speed equally or else they will bottleneck one another.
Imagine you are travelling down a road (the HTT speed) that has a speed limit of 100km/h, but your engine (the RAM speed) is only capable of going 80km/h. See how one slows the other down?
That is why when I break out my Venice I will most likely be lowering the multiplier to 9x or 8x and pumping up the HTT speed since I am quite certain my CPU speed will quit before my Rev2s are satisfied with a 10x multi. More bandwidth.
Imagine you are travelling down a road (the HTT speed) that has a speed limit of 100km/h, but your engine (the RAM speed) is only capable of going 80km/h. See how one slows the other down?
That is why when I break out my Venice I will most likely be lowering the multiplier to 9x or 8x and pumping up the HTT speed since I am quite certain my CPU speed will quit before my Rev2s are satisfied with a 10x multi. More bandwidth.