the adata ram is probably ideal for overclocking a 2.4 extremely high with fsb > 270.
My adata sticks do not like tight timings at all, but the Komusa adata memory can really handle extremely high FSB way above 250fsb. so for a 2.4 processor that needs really high FSB to hit 3.2+ and cant worry about loose timings, the Adata memory really rocks.
If you got a faster processor then you dont need a really high FSB, you probably should get memory that might not overclock quite as high as Adata, but can handle better timings than the adata can.
My adata sticks do not like tight timings at all, but the Komusa adata memory can really handle extremely high FSB way above 250fsb. so for a 2.4 processor that needs really high FSB to hit 3.2+ and cant worry about loose timings, the Adata memory really rocks.
If you got a faster processor then you dont need a really high FSB, you probably should get memory that might not overclock quite as high as Adata, but can handle better timings than the adata can.