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Adata Pc4000
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Nice bro! I love my A-data pc4000. I bought mine when they first came out. I had to buy it in England at oc.uk something>, because it wans'nt sold in the states at that time...the price with shipping was the same or lower as ocz/corsair pc4000. I have had my 1 gig a-dat up to 270fsb 1:1 but that was @ 3.4.4.8.
Did you set CAS manually to 2.5 or is that spd?
Did you set CAS manually to 2.5 or is that spd?
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man ..spd gave 3 4 4 8 but seems to run and bench at 2.5...
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Im using the same stuff. That Hynix can run @ 2.4 - 3 - 4 xx. I'd try using those timings
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tekOC said:
well all this chip is good for is 255 fsb anyways....after that starts getting lockups...esp since its not cool in this room...not warm enough for ac.....
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I don't know too much about Adata ram but I keep seeing and hearing more about it. What's the scoop on this ram? Where is it sold and are there any reviews on it? Thanks - don't mean to highjack the thread either.
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Adata buys Hynix chips and re-works them into their own brand. Basically its generic PC4000
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u might wanna try 2.5-4-4-7. my adata hyperram will run to 290 with those timings. although i havent tested for stability..
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