Confusion regarding memory compatibility
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This is very confusing as that memory model is supposed have SK Hynix chips....How Specktek chips have got on that is very odd. Bottom line i am sure it will work, but contact ADATA and whoever supplied it to dig a bit deeper...Hopefully someone here might know more..Apologies..
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SpecTek is a wholly owned division of Micron, a ram OEM whose major consumer label for ram is Crucial.
I don't see a problem there, Crucial ram is basically compatible with anything. I doubt Micron would release ram that didn't hold up to its standards.
The only thing I can figure is even though Adata kept the same model number, it changed OEM supplier for that ram, prolly due to cost factors or supply issues, which there was/is a shortage of silicon ic's not too long ago.
I don't see a problem there, Crucial ram is basically compatible with anything. I doubt Micron would release ram that didn't hold up to its standards.
The only thing I can figure is even though Adata kept the same model number, it changed OEM supplier for that ram, prolly due to cost factors or supply issues, which there was/is a shortage of silicon ic's not too long ago.
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