A-Data Vitesta 1GB DDR2-800 kit [M2OA6G3H3160I1E5E]

General
Brand	A-Data
Product name	Vitesta 1GB DDR2-800 kit
Product code	M2OA6G3H3160I1E5E
Tested by HWI
Release date	06/16/2006
Price (min. / avg.)	-

Specifications
Totale capaciteit: 1 GB , Memory type: DDR2 , Rated clock frequency: 800 MHz , Type module: DIMM , Kit van meerdere modules: Yes
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General
Brand	A-Data
Product name	Vitesta 1GB DDR2-800 kit
Product code	M2OA6G3H3160I1E5E
Tested by	Zahied Bholai
Specifications
Totale capaciteit	1 GB
Memory type	DDR2
Rated clock frequency	800 MHz
Type module	DIMM
Kit van meerdere modules
Heat spreader
EPP / nVidia SLI Memory support
XMP support
ECC
Registered
SPD values
SPD 1 - Frequency	266 MHz
SPD 1 - CAS latency	3.0
SPD 1 - RAS-to-CAS delay	4
SPD 1 - RAS precharge time	4
SPD 1 - Active-to-precharge time	12
SPD 2 - Frequency	333 MHz
SPD 2 - CAS latency	4.0
SPD 2 - RAS-to-CAS delay	5
SPD 2 - RAS precharge time	5
SPD 2 - Active-to-precharge time	15
SPD 3 - Frequency	400 MHz
SPD 3 - CAS latency	5.0
SPD 3 - RAS-to-CAS delay	5
SPD 3 - RAS precharge time	5
SPD 3 - Active-to-precharge time	18
Maximum overclock frequencies (Intel)
Maximum OC clock frequency (3-3-3-9 timings)	740 MHz
Needed voltage for max. frequency (3-3-3-9 timings)	2.3 V
SuperPi 1M (3-3-3-9, Max. OC)	57.109 sec.
SiSoft Sandra 2007 Memory Benchmark (3-3-3-9, Max OC)	4742 MB/s
Maximum OC clock frequency (4-4-4-12 timings)	980 MHz
Needed voltage for max. frequency (4-4-4-12 timings)	2.3 V
SuperPi 1M (4-4-4-12, Max OC)	43.125 sec.
SiSoft Sandra 2007 Memory Benchmark (4-4-4-12, Max OC)	6246 MB/s
Maximum OC clock frequency (5-5-5-15 timings)	1080 MHz
Needed voltage for max. frequency (5-5-5-15 timings)	2.3 V
SuperPi 1M (5-5-5-15, Max OC)	39.140 sec.
SiSoft Sandra 2007 Memory Benchmark (5-5-5-15, Max OC)	6832 MB/s
Maximum overclock frequencies (AMD)
Maximum OC clock frequency (3-3-3-9 timings)	774 MHz
Needed voltage for max. frequency (3-3-3-9 timings)	2.3 V
SuperPi 1M (3-3-3-9, Max. OC)	42.469 sec.
SiSoft Sandra 2007 Memory Benchmark (3-3-3-9, Max OC)	6897 MB/s
Maximum OC clock frequency (4-4-4-12 timings)	990 MHz
Needed voltage for max. frequency (4-4-4-12 timings)	2.3 V
SuperPi 1M (4-4-4-12, Max OC)	33.359 sec.
SiSoft Sandra 2007 Memory Benchmark (4-4-4-12, Max OC)	8630 MB/s
Maximum OC clock frequency (5-5-5-15 timings)	1062 MHz
Needed voltage for max. frequency (5-5-5-15 timings)	2.4 V
SuperPi 1M (5-5-5-15, Max OC)	31.250 sec.
SiSoft Sandra 2007 Memory Benchmark (5-5-5-15, Max OC)	8835 MB/s

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