ADATA enters QVL list of ASRock, ASUS, GIGABYTE, and MSI with its line of CUDIMM DDR5 products
ADATA has announced its brand alongside XPG has been recognized by ASRock, ASUS, Gigabyte, and MSI in terms of DRAM support. Now a part of said brand's QVL list, ADATA and XPG DDR5 CUDIMM RAM kits are optimized for Intel Z890 motherboards and provides high speed upwards of 9600MT/s while maintaining stability. ADATA’s
ADATA has announced its brand alongside XPG has been recognized by ASRock, ASUS, Gigabyte, and MSI in terms of DRAM support.
Now a part of said brand's QVL list, ADATA and XPG DDR5 CUDIMM RAM kits are optimized for Intel Z890 motherboards and provides high speed upwards of 9600MT/s while maintaining stability. ADATA’s IC selection technology and CKD (Clock Driver) add to the stability and efficiency, pushing memory transfer speeds to new heights.
They also took the chance to announce the new ADATA DDR5 CUDIMM 6400 memory module while XPG is currently in the phase of preparing LANCER RGB DDR5 CUDIMM gaming memory with speeds ranging from 8400/8800/9200/9600MT/s.
To provide users with a seamless and stable overclocking experience, ADATA remains closely aligned with Intel as part of the Intel "Better Together Program." This partnership has resulted in high-performance CUDIMM memory modules within ADATA’s and XPG’s gaming product lines. ADATA also collaborates with major motherboard brands globally to secure compatibility certifications, ensuring smooth integration and excellent overclocking performance on Intel platforms.
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