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Memory bandwidth numbers for G.Skill’s 32GB 2400MHz DDR4 kit are solid. Thanks to its dual-sided set of memory chips and tighter timings, memory bandwidth over a 16GB ADATA 2400MHz kit is increased.
Latency performance of the G.Skill memory is around the same level as ADATA’s 16GB 2400MHz kit, and is around 6% behind the numbers set by G.Skill’s 16GB 3000MHz set.
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AMD is reportedly recalibrating its RDNA 4 production strategy amid the ongoing global memory shortage, which continues to squeeze hardware margins. Although the Radeon RX 9070 series is a success, recent reports suggest that AMD is now winding down production of the standard Radeon RX 9070 to prioritise the more expensive RX 9070 XT. This shift is a direct response to skyrocketing VRAM prices, which have made lower-margin graphics cards increasingly impractical to manufacture.
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This kit uses Samsung ICs as evidenced by the “3500” in the serial numbers. Hynix would be “3400” and Micron “3300” for G.Skill DDR4. Probably the initial batches were all Hynix but these days it seems for all the RAM vendors that Hynix ICs are being reserved for high end kits with specs that only Hynix can pass (3000MHz 15-15-15, 3200MHz 16-16-16 etc).
Thanks for that information, Calvin. Where did you find the info?
Luke
Long thread over at XtremeSystems forums: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?283666-Figuring-out-G-Skill-s-SNs
Thanks for that! I have updated the text in the article and thanked you for the information.
Luke