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ADATA XPG Gaming Series V2.0, DDR3, 1600 MHz, CL9, 12GB (4GB x 3) vs ADATA XPG Gaming Series V2.0, DDR3, 2000 MHz, CL9, 4GB (2GB x 2)

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Key differences

The ADATA XPG Gaming Series V2.0, DDR3, 1600 MHz, CL9, 12GB (4GB x 3) has 8 GB more internal memory than the ADATA XPG Gaming Series V2.0, DDR3, 2000 MHz, CL9, 4GB (2GB x 2) (12 GB vs 4 GB). The ADATA XPG Gaming Series V2.0, DDR3, 2000 MHz, CL9, 4GB (2GB x 2) has 400 MHz more memory clock speed than the ADATA XPG Gaming Series V2.0, DDR3, 1600 MHz, CL9, 12GB (4GB x 3) (2000 MHz vs 1600 MHz). Memory layout (modules x size): 3 x 4 GB on the ADATA XPG Gaming Series V2.0, DDR3, 1600 MHz, CL9, 12GB (4GB x 3), 2 x 2 GB on the ADATA XPG Gaming Series V2.0, DDR3, 2000 MHz, CL9, 4GB (2GB x 2).

  • Internal memory
    • XPG Gaming Series V2.0, DDR3, 1600 MHz, CL9, 12GB (4GB x 3):12 GB
    • XPG Gaming Series V2.0, DDR3, 2000 MHz, CL9, 4GB (2GB x 2):4 GB
  • Memory layout (modules x size)
    • XPG Gaming Series V2.0, DDR3, 1600 MHz, CL9, 12GB (4GB x 3):3 x 4 GB
    • XPG Gaming Series V2.0, DDR3, 2000 MHz, CL9, 4GB (2GB x 2):2 x 2 GB
  • Memory clock speed
    • XPG Gaming Series V2.0, DDR3, 1600 MHz, CL9, 12GB (4GB x 3):1600 MHz
    • XPG Gaming Series V2.0, DDR3, 2000 MHz, CL9, 4GB (2GB x 2):2000 MHz

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Comparison of XPG Gaming Series V2.0, DDR3, 1600 MHz, CL9, 12GB (4GB x 3), XPG Gaming Series V2.0, DDR3, 2000 MHz, CL9, 4GB (2GB x 2)
10 specifications
Features3 differ
Internal memoryDiffers12 GB4 GB
Memory layout (modules x size)Differs3 x 4 GB2 x 2 GB
Internal memory typeDDR3DDR3
Component forPC/ServerPC/Server
Memory form factor240-pin DIMM240-pin DIMM
ECCNoNo
CAS latency99
Memory clock speedDiffers1600 MHz2000 MHz
Packaging dataidentical
Package typeDIMMDIMM
Other featuresidentical
Supported data transfer ratesKnown for one12.8 GB/sUnknown — not stated by the source

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