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Legion Hardware » Articles » A-DATA XPG X Series DDR3-1600X 6GB

A-DATA XPG X Series DDR3-1600X 6GB
[Posted by: Steve]
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Today we are throwing the A-Data X Series DDR3-1600X 6GB memory kit on the test bed to see what these new Core i7 triple-channel memory modules can do. Although they are nothing fancy to look at, the pricing seems fair given the impressive specifications, as this 1600MHz memory is designed to work at very low-latency timings...

While availability may be poor, the overclocking performance isn’t. When fine tuning these memory modules we were able to reach a maximum stable frequency of 1872MHz, which is a healthy 17% overclock. Furthermore, when operating at 1333MHz we were able to tighten the timings up to CAS6-6-6-16, which was quite remarkable and showed the A-DATA X Series DDR3-1600X 6GB memory to be highly flexible.

09/08/2009
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