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Adata XPG 2933 MHz DDR3 review



We review 8GB XPG 2933 MHz DDR3 memory kit from ADATA. It's fast, it's cool and has great aesthetics as well. Join us as we review two of the fastest clocked bars of memory your money can get you.
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BLEH!
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Posted on: 08/26/2014 01:32 PM
Fast, but waiting on DDR4 for a true jump in bandwidth
Fast, but waiting on DDR4 for a true jump in bandwidth

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Posted on: 08/26/2014 03:12 PM
Its not, its bugged like hell ...
Look at memory read/write tests @ 26gb/s vs 2400 mhz @ 36gb/s, wish ASUS would get their acts together and fix it by now!!
They took their sweet time when they made proper 2400mhz bandwidth, guess we will have to wait another 5-6months for anything like 2667mhz or this 2933mhz
I saw Asrock can have proper 2667mhz @ 39gb/s.
Fast,..
Its not, its bugged like hell ...
Look at memory read/write tests @ 26gb/s vs 2400 mhz @ 36gb/s, wish ASUS would get their acts together and fix it by now!!
They took their sweet time when they made proper 2400mhz bandwidth, guess we will have to wait another 5-6months for anything like 2667mhz or this 2933mhz

I saw Asrock can have proper 2667mhz @ 39gb/s.
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Posted on: 08/26/2014 03:24 PM
Boss, generic typo on page 12: "...The new Dominator Platinum modules are exactly that..."
Boss, generic typo on page 12: "...The new Dominator Platinum modules are exactly that..."
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Posted on: 08/26/2014 03:30 PM
Agreed, particularly APUs, where for each Hz makes a difference. Though, I'm not sure AMD's memory controllers can handle memory like this.
It's highly unlikely that someone will buy this for just computer without dedicated gfx card, but it would be good to included gfx benchmark with just integrated graphic card.
Agreed, particularly APUs, where for each Hz makes a difference. Though, I'm not sure AMD's memory controllers can handle memory like this.
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It's highly unlikely that someone will buy this for just computer without dedicated gfx card, but it would be good to included gfx benchmark with just integrated graphic card.