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ADATA XPG Z1 DDR4 overclocking memory is designed as the ultimate upgrade for overclockers, enthusiasts, and gamers thanks to its remarkable performance and power efficiency. Even with speeds of up to 3333MHz and a transfer bandwidth reaching up to 26.6GB/s, XPG Z1 consumes 20% less power when compared to DDR3.
- Specifications and Features
- Packaging and Product Tour
- Testing For Stability at Rated Speed/Timings
- Benchmarks
- Overclocking
- Conclusion
Below are the specifications as provided by ADATA. The timings are respectable at 16-16-16, and the 1.2 V needed for operation is very power efficient. As mentioned above, there is a full complement of quad-channel kits available that range anywhere from 2133 MHz all the way up to 3333 MHz. Below the specifications table is a full list of quad-chan...
The memory kit comes in a blister pack with a graphical cardboard insert. The front of the package gives you a good look at the memory through the clear plastic and also offers up a few high level features and specifications. At the back, you’ll find a sticker with the timings, part number, and voltage requirements printed on it. The other two modu...
With the memory installed in our test bed, we start off with a stability check at the advertised speed/timings/voltage. To perform the stability check, we use our Ultra-XR.S.T. Premium USB memory tester. The folks at Ultra-X provided us with the tester, and we’re proud to be one of only a few review sites that have one. The reason we like the Ultra...
Here are the components used in our test bed with all of today’s comparison kits listed just below. The four DDR4 memory kits we have in our comparison group include today’s XPG Z1 DDR4 2400 MHz kit and a few other previously reviewed DDR4 kits. The links are to their respective reviews. The Corsair kit was tested using the ASUS X99 Deluxe motherbo...
Overclocking the ADATA XPG Z1 DDR4-2400 MHz kit proved to be simple and quite rewarding. By setting the BCLK to 125 and raising the voltage to 1.35 V, the kit was perfectly stable at 3000 MHz. Incidentally, those are the same settings ADATA’s DDR4-3000 MHz kits are rated at, just as many other manufacturers DDR4-3000 MHz kits are as well. That cert...
ADATA has a 16 GB kit to be proud of in the XPG Z1 DDR4-2400 MHz. It’s a great performer at stock speeds, but is more than willing to accept pretty hefty overclocks to both speed and timings. Aesthetically speaking, it’s a nice looking kit that would fit in nicely with a variety of different system builds. The lowest price we found for the kit is $...
- 16GB (4X4GB)
- 288 Pin
- 2400 MHz
- 16-16-16
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DRAM Frequency: Operation speed of Memory Rank. FSB and DRAM ratio: The ratio of front side bus (FSB) frequency and DRAM Frequency RAM Timing Benchmarks (CL, tRCD, tRP, tRAS, tRFC, CR): Each of the 6 different benchmarks individually represents the frequency cycle required for different DRAM operations.
www.xpg.com XPG Z1 DDR4 Memory Module ADATA XPG Z1 DDR4 overclocking memory is designed as the ultimate upgrade for overclockers, enthusiasts, and gamers thanks to its remarkable performance and power efficiency. Even with speeds of up to 4400MHz, XPG Z1 consumes 20% less power when compared to DDR3. Utilizing Thermal
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The XPG Z1 DRAM Module is the first DDR4 overclocking memory of the XPG series, which supports the latest Intel® Haswell-E platform for ultimate performance. It’s designed for overclockers, gamers, and PC enthusiasts thanks to its remarkable performance and power efficiency. With the benefits of DDR4, the XPG Z1 is definitely a powerful ...
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Dec 17, 2014 · Adata XPG Z1 DDR4-2400. Adata’s XPG Z1 DDR4-2400 32GB kit is certain to stand out with its faux carbon-fiber logo on each of red-anodized heat spreaders. Yet, the first thing I noticed was a ...
ADATA XPG Z1 DDR4 overclocking memory is designed as the ultimate upgrade for overclockers, enthusiasts, and gamers thanks to its remarkable performance and power efficiency. Even with speeds. of up to 4133MHz, XPG Z1 consumes 20% less power when compared to DDR3. Utilizing Thermal.
