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Old 27th Nov 2007, 13:16   #1
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A-DATA releases DDR3 at 2GHz

http://www.bit-tech.net/news/2007/11...ddr3_at_2ghz/1

Usually it's Corsair or OCZ hitting new heights in memory speeds, but for once it seems that A-Data is getting in on the blazing fast DDR3 action with some Vitesta DDR3-2000X.

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Is there really a need for this sort of memory speed yet? Does it offer any notable performance of DDR3-1333 or for that matter, DDR2-1066 or 800?
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wouldnt having it come at such high speeds and voltages make it crap for overclocking
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wouldnt having it come at such high speeds and voltages make it crap for overclocking
2000Mhz stock is still a 2:1 memory ratio at 500Mhz FSB, I can't see anyone needing much more memory speed then that. If you do need more FSB, lower the ratio down a bit.
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