A-DATA PC4000 US Reseller!

gruvin2 · Sep 15, 2003

I spoke to a Rep at A-Data and they sent me a linky to the only current A-DATA reseller in the US. I don't know if this was posted before, but for all fanatics interested here is the link.

http://www.hardwaregods.net/adata_500.html

Pixel · Sep 15, 2003

wow u ram is awesome where can i get it?

gruvin2 · Sep 15, 2003

The ram i currently have i bought from Newegg.com with the Winbond BH-5 chips. I'm not certain they still guarentee the BH-5 chips now.

Pixel · Sep 15, 2003

hey with that multiplyer its only ddr400 so couldnt u just use 3200s anyways?

wannaoc · Sep 15, 2003

Not to be a thread killer but who is this reseller? These are ETA pre-orders for the ram there.

gruvin2 · Sep 16, 2003

The site i listed above was sent to me directly from an A-DATA Representative. Here is a link the the reseller rating for this Company. Seems they are fairly new, but with a good Rating.

http://www.resellerratings.com/seller3448.html

FattyMcNastyXK · Sep 16, 2003

They are over pricing that adata RAM. You can get 2 sticks of it for the price of one from the UK with reasonable shipping

gruvin2 · Sep 16, 2003

FattyMcNastyXK said:
They are over pricing that adata RAM. You can get 2 sticks of it for the price of one from the UK with reasonable shipping

Where is the Linky Love man!!

FattyMcNastyXK · Sep 16, 2003

Here you go! http://www.overclockers.co.uk/acatalog/Adata.html

gruvin2 · Sep 16, 2003

With the British pound converted + shipping i get $184.79 USD shipped...looks to be more to me.

FattyMcNastyXK · Sep 17, 2003

wait, is that the Euro or GBP?

Ffats · Sep 17, 2003

Doesn't British pound = GBP?

FattyMcNastyXK · Sep 17, 2003

gruvin2 · Sep 17, 2003

I had to ask an "Elder" so i may be mistaken. If so then it was definately cheaper..still a little confused as to which the "British Pound" actually is.

Speed_Mechanic2 · Sep 17, 2003

Overclockers.Co.Uk is an English site, and uses Great Britain Pounds (GBP). ADATA 256MB is 49.99 GBP plus ~8.50 GBP shipping. 512MB is 107.50 GBP plus ~8.50 GBP shipping. This makes 256MB a little more then $93, and 512MB a little less then $186.

mrspec3 · Sep 17, 2003

I don't know if you guys have looked around but all the people that got the A-Data 4000 ram in the last months have given very mixed reviews. I have see a very select few people getting great results with it but other's that have sold it within days of getting it. I persoanlly don't think the A-Data ram is all it's hyped up to be. Also some of the kingston ram out there is using the same hynix 4.3ns chips as the A-data 4000

Steve

Speed_Mechanic2 · Sep 17, 2003

True A-DATA PC4000 doesn't use Hynix 43 chips.

mrspec3 · Sep 17, 2003

Speed_Mechanic2 said:
True A-DATA PC4000 doesn't use Hynix 43 chips.

Yes it does. The old ones that used v-data chips I think. But all the new sticks I have seen people have had some other A-data labled chips

But if you don't belive me

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=17066&highlight=adata+hynix

Point is nobody really knows, but when you look at it there are IMO 4 major chip makers and out of Mosel, Samsung, Winbond and Hynix chips the hynix chips are the most similar in overclocking characteristics.

Steve

Speed_Mechanic2 · Sep 17, 2003

V-DATA and A-DATA are the same company. V-DATA chips are made by A-DATA the company. True A-DATA is in-house built A-DATA. 4ns A-DATA chips are the good stuff that can do DDR600. The main problems occur when resellers try to get ahold of the stuff from overseas. They run into contacts that are unknown or are simply scamming, and end up selling incorrect products. A-DATA 4ns chips are found in generic built DDR500 offerings in the US.

mrspec3 · Sep 17, 2003

So A-Data makes their own chips?

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