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Well, technically you are right. GDDR* have timings as well. However, in most cases graphics card BIOS includes specific settings for all memory chips that it possibly supports.
From what I have seen, flashing the wrong BIOS very rarely fails due to issues with memory configuration. There are a lot more common reasons for it to fail.
From what I have seen, flashing the wrong BIOS very rarely fails due to issues with memory configuration. There are a lot more common reasons for it to fail.