Adata xpg ddr4 receives official validation for amd ryzen

The new ADATA XPG DDR4 memories have received official validation for the new AMD Ryzen processors on the AMD AM4 platform, thus the most demanding users already have new RAM modules that are capable of operating, offering their full potential in the new platform.

ADATA XPG DDR4: memories designed for Ryzen

The first reviews of the AMD Ryzen processors revealed the problems of the platform with the available memories, generally the system did not start when trying to configure the memories at a speed higher than 2, 400 MHz, which decreased performance significantly. A problem that is due to immature BIOS but above all that the available memories are certified for Intel XMP but are not able to work correctly with AMD A-XMP technology.

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ADATA is proud of its new ADATA XPG DDR4 memories that have been validated on MSI motherboards for the AMD Ryzen platform, demonstrating the good relationship between the two manufacturers. With official validation, AMD Ryzen users can now purchase memories that are fully compatible with the new Sunnyvale platform. The new ADATA memories have already been added to AMD QVL (qualified vendor list), a list that AMD offers so that users can know before buying if the memories are valid for Ryzen.

Little by little we are seeing how the memory manufacturers put the batteries with the AM4 platform, something essential for it to perform at its highest level. Thanks to the use of faster memories, the performance of AMD Ryzen processors will be even better to dispel any doubts that may still exist about the new Zen microarchitecture.

Source: techpowerup