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Published: 2017-05-14, Author: Muhammad , review by: hexatekno.com
Abstract: Salah satu produsen memory terkenal, ADATA, meluncurkan memori DDR4 yang menggunakan LED dengan seri XPG. RAM seri XPG ini dilengkapi dengan teknologi LED yang menyala berwarna merah. ADATA mengklaim RAM seri XPG ini memiliki performa tinggi dan konsumsi...
Published: 2016-03-21, Author: Bruno , review by: reviewstudio.net
not so tall, performance, overclocking, price
I got the chance to test 2 memory kits based on Samsung E-die chips. First was Patriot Viper and today I wrote about ADATA XPG Z1 8GB 2400C16. Both are great, each of them in its own way.While Patriot XMP settings are 3400C16 which offers speeds above 386...
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 fi...
the ADATA XPG Z1 offers respectable performance, some low-level overclocking and a rather cool design, and for the right price is a very appealing memory kit....
There really isn't much I can add to what you've seen during the review. The performance is there, the great looks are there, and the overclocking ability this kit offers is fantastic. The ADATA XPG Z1 memory series is set to release on September 15th a...
64GB might be a little on the extreme end, but half the kit and half the price, and 32GB of this DDR4 2400MHz DDR XPG Z1 memory from ADATA becomes a dream kit for people who are looking at getting some serious RAM that isn't going to bust the bank accoun...
Published: 2015-02-12, Author: Luke , review by: kitguru.net
Positive motherboard compatibility with 2400MHz XMP 2.0 setting, Attractive design, with black PCB, Heatspreaders short enough to cause little CPU cooler interference, Potential for high overclocks
Similar price to 2666MHz kits, Looser timings than many competing 2400MHz kits, and more expensive.
The ADATA XPG Z1 16GB 2400MHz DDR4 memory kit that we tested showed particularly strong overclocking potential, and solid all-round performance.Despite a 20% speed deficit compared to G.Skill's 3GHz Ripjaws4 kit, the 2.4GHz ADATA memory was able to mainta...
Abstract: Tom's Hardware considers memory selection an important part of any build. However, many enthusiasts will probably simplify their choice by asking “Which of my favorite brands has the lowest price on a 32GB, quad-channel kit?” On the other hand, a lot of T...
The ZOTAC GeForce GTX 1060 AMP Edition retails at RM 1,399 – So how does it fare against the AMD RX 480? It costs a bit more but you get quite a lot more performance out of it and it doesn't draw as much power as the RX 480. Unlike the RX 480 that require...
The ADATA XPG Z1 is an excellent memory set that should satisfy the cravings of an overclocker a fair bit, thanks to its low voltage requirements and overclocking headroom that allows even the lower speed kits to be boosted up a fair amount.(previously p...
