All results were obtained at 4800MHz s on an un-optimized Windows7 64-bit and Windows XP SP3. These are our
results, yours may vary so only use these as a guideline for a similarly configured system.
Memory
AIDA 64
Read
AIDA 64
Write
AIDA 64
Copy
AIDA 64
Latency
SuperPi 8M
Frequency
Timings
AVEXIR Core Series
PC22400 2800 CL12
24222
24897
28274
30.9
1.25.893
2400
10-12-12-28-1N
25146
25154
29488
30.1
1.25.629
2600
11-13-12-31-1N
25535
25226
29597
30
1.24.500
2666
11-13-13-35-1N
26294
25358
29321
29
1.25.255
2800
12-14-14-35-1N
That kit retailing for less than
half the price.
The one good thing about
this RAM though was that
once we did manage to get
it stable it operated reliably
with no hiccups or any
random BSODs. So obviously
the problem is with the XMP
profile and not necessarily
the RAM, something that can
be easily remedied. This is
good because it speaks to a
solid hardware design that’s
only been let down at the
last mile by perhaps, a not
too stringent process when
it comes to testing various
board compatibility.
Either way, we aren’t
entirely convinced that
this set is better than the
2,666MHz kit. We’d wager
that you’re actually better off
with that kit than this one in
both overclocki