A-DATA Vitesta DDR3-1600+ Tri-Channel

[elmor]

NDA is up Here are some Tri-Channel results with A-DATAs mainstream line memory!

Test system specification


Intel Core i7 965 Extreme Edition

ASUS Rampage II Extreme

8500GT 512MB

Silverstone Olympia 1200W



Manufacturer specification


* DDR3-1600+ & 1333+ 3GB/6GB tri-channel module kits are tested at 1600MHz/1333MHz

* Test in tri-channel configuration at latency settings 8-8-8-24 2T for DDR3-1600+ and 7-7-7-20 2T for DDR3-1333+ at 1.65V-1.75V

* SPD (Serial Presence Detect) programmed at JEDEC standard for basic system booting


* All memory chips are verified using overclocking criteria for better quality

* High quality 6 layers PCB (Printed Circuit Board)

* Optimized for 64-bit OS (operating system)

* Backward compatible with DDR3-1333, 1066

* Lifetime limited warranty



The rams and packaging


A-DATA 1600+ Tri-channel



Results


CPU-Z reads CAS-latency a bit wrong so look at the report from Everest when it comes to that.


7-7-7-20-1T 1.95V





7-7-7-20-1T 2.1V




8-7-7-20-1T 2.0V




8-7-7-20-1T 2.05V




I was quite amazed with these rams as they are the meainstream series and clocks high enough to match most high end kits out there. More results will follow!


A-DATA Product Page

[Roger_D25]

Am I reading those bandwidth number correclty Elmor, 20k+? Although I'm sure many people already know, this is the first results of this type I have seen for i7 and Tri-Channel and I had no idea the performance was this high in the memory department. Plus that Adata kit your running is very impressive, CAS7 @ 980Mhz+ and under 2.0v! Great work man and thanks for posting results!

[Slovnaft]

sweet jesus.
but i mean, couldn't/wouldn't run that on the reg of course

it'll be nice to see how some higher binned kits clock!

[TheKarmakazi]

very nice! how long is it safe to run those kind of RAM volts for? a few hours or a long 10 hour benchsession?

[Harshal]

Nice one Elmor!!
I got those sticks with me... will be posting my results soon. Hope its similar

[2m*]

Elmor: Do you know which chip comes under this heatsprader?

able to be D9 _ _ _?

[elmor]

Am I reading those bandwidth number correclty Elmor, 20k+? Although I'm sure many people already know, this is the first results of this type I have seen for i7 and Tri-Channel and I had no idea the performance was this high in the memory department. Plus that Adata kit your running is very impressive, CAS7 @ 980Mhz+ and under 2.0v! Great work man and thanks for posting results!

Thanks

Memory performance really rocks with i7. The 980Mhz+ result was with 2.1v.

very nice! how long is it safe to run those kind of RAM volts for? a few hours or a long 10 hour benchsession?

I have no idea what is safe, I have done a few 2-3 hour sessions at ~2v without any problems so far.

Nice one Elmor!!
I got those sticks with me... will be posting my results soon. Hope its similar

Sweet, looking forward to your results! Let's hope all are this good

Elmor: Do you know which chip comes under this heatsprader?

able to be D9 _ _ _?

JNM

[maneta]

Nice results. They convinced me.

[ZoLKoRn]

wow 1015MHz and 2.1V on Nehalem it pretty nice

well how max clock on low voltage about 1.6-1.8V ?

nice results elmor

[elmor]

wow 1015MHz and 2.1V on Nehalem it pretty nice

well how max clock on low voltage about 1.6-1.8V ?

nice results elmor

Thanks

Here is some low voltage testing and also 32M-runs, however I got quite weird results. 9-9-9 needed 1.7v to be 32M stable at 800Mhz, but 7-7-7 only needed 0.05v more.

9-9-9-24-1T 1.7v



8-8-8-24-1T 1.75v



7-7-7-24-1T 1.75v