AVEXIR Core Series (Blue LED) 8GB Kit (2 x 4GB) Dual Channel 240-pin DDR3 2800 (PC3 22400) Desktop Memory Module Model AVD3U28001204G-2CI

DDR3 2800 (PC3 22400)
Timing 12-14-14-35
Cas Latency 12
Voltage 1.65V

Overview

AVEXIR’s AVD3U28001204G-2CI is a Dual channel 512M x 64-bit 4GB(4096MB) x2 DDR3- 2800MHz CL 12 SDRAM(Synchronous DRAM) memory modules, based on sixteen 256M x 8–bit DDR3 FBGA components per module. Each module kit supports Intel XMP 1.3(Extreme Memory Profiles). Total kit capacity is 8GB.

Each module pair has been tested on various motherboards to run at rated speed at timing of 12-14-14-35 at 1.65V.

The SPDs are programmed to JEDEC standard latency DDR3-2800MHz timing of11-11-11-28 at 1.5V.

Features

-Intel and AMD Chipset motherboards Optimized
-Every Avexir Memory is 100% tested on PC motherboard environment
-Dynamic blue LED light-High conductive light guide bar
-High performance voltage stabilizing generator
-AIST every single IC examined by AVEXIR IC Sorting Technology
-Golden Finger Protector-8 layers PCB for maximum thermal conduction
-Double Copper PCB to maximized overclocking ability

Caution

**Not every motherboard could operate such high speed

**Make sure your motherboard and CPU are capable to overclock

**Please update motherboard BIOS to the newest version

Verified motherboard

- ASUS R.O.G. Maximus V Gene

- ASUS R.O.G. Maximus V Formula

- ASUS ROG Maximus V Extreme

- Asrock Z77 OC Formula

Be sure your CPU's Memory controller is fast enough to handle DDR3-2800
and a cooler temperature is requested!!

Learn more about the Avexir AVD3U28001204G-2CI

Model
Brand
AVEXIR
Series
Core Series
Model
AVD3U28001204G-2CI
Type
240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM
Tech Spec
Capacity
8GB (2 x 4GB)
Speed
DDR3 2800 (PC3 22400)
Cas Latency
12
Timing
12-14-14-35
Voltage
1.65V
Buffered/Registered
Unbuffered
Multi-channel Kit
Dual Channel Kit
Heat Spreader
Yes
Features
Blue LED
Recommend Use
High Performance or Gaming Memory
Manufacturer Warranty
Parts
Limited Lifetime Warranty
Labor
Limited Lifetime Warranty

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KaBM

5/4/2013 1:22:09 PM

Tech Level: 4/5

Ownership: 4/5

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Rating: 2/5Not even close to... only 2000/2800

Pros: Rated to DDR3 2800
Blue flashing lights; if you are so inclined for show.

Cons: $$$257.39 back in June2012.
Now it's even more @$279.00 less 7% from $299.00
Could only reach DDR3 2000! (!) I couldn't even load the XMP 1.3 Profile into the Motherboard. NOT SO WORTH IT!!! IMO
Can't turn off the Blue lights if you wanted to. (In fairness, there may be a way to, but I never spent the time to as I was too busy trying to reach the published speed of DDR3 2800.

Other Thoughts: When I purchased this in June of 2012, it was for $257.39. At that time there were no verified motherboard list from Avexir/Newegg; now (MAY2013) there are a total of 4 verified motherboards on the list. 3 from Asus, 1 from Asrock:
- ASUS R.O.G. Maximus V Gene
- ASUS R.O.G. Maximus V Formula
- ASUS ROG Maximus V Extreme
- Asrock Z77 OC Formula

Unfortunately, my motherboard of choice at that time was the ASRock Fatal1ty Z77 Professional-M as I was doing CAD, Video rendering, Audio Post and gaming on the side between home and work and was shuttling my gear with me and it had to be luggable. I used a 3770K for CPU, coupled to a Corsair H60 and just recently, a SeaSonic SS-860XP2 (Mistakenly called here as Model #: Platinum-860
Item #: N82E16817151111).

Overclocking is a breeze with this board, as long as you stay away from the F-Tune utility and go UEFI instead. Out of the box it hits 4700Mhz by just Enabling the Advance Turbo 30 in the OC Tweaker Tab of the UEFI! With a couple additional tweaks 5000+Mhz is doable but not recommended for CPU longevity unless you really know what you're doing.

All this time the Avexir memory is only able to hit 2000 max. Manually setting DRAM config to 12-14-14-35 (1.65-1.75v) yielded no improvement in the results, just failed boots any setting above 2000 (1:10)

I cannot recommend this product unless it is for the now available list of verified motherboards. I also recently found an approved memory list for the Fatal1ty Z77 Professional-M and will use those instead if I can find a good price since I'm already out $~260.

So I'm left here with 3 premium items: CPU, Motherboard and Memory. CPU & Motherboard works together beautifully but not with the Memory. My options are:
1) Keep the CPU and Motherboard and get an Intel XMP/ASRock verified 2800 memory from the list.
2) Keep the CPU and memory and get a verified motherboard from the list of four boards.
3) Keep the current setup (no money spent) and just bear with the 2000 speed until the UEFI bios gets updated favorably.

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KaBM 5/4/2013 1:22:09 PM Tech Level: 4/5 Ownership: 4/5 Verified Owner	Rating: 2/5Not even close to... only 2000/2800 Pros: Rated to DDR3 2800 Blue flashing lights; if you are so inclined for show. Cons: $$$257.39 back in June2012. Now it's even more @$279.00 less 7% from $299.00 Could only reach DDR3 2000! (!) I couldn't even load the XMP 1.3 Profile into the Motherboard. NOT SO WORTH IT!!! IMO Can't turn off the Blue lights if you wanted to. (In fairness, there may be a way to, but I never spent the time to as I was too busy trying to reach the published speed of DDR3 2800. Other Thoughts: When I purchased this in June of 2012, it was for $257.39. At that time there were no verified motherboard list from Avexir/Newegg; now (MAY2013) there are a total of 4 verified motherboards on the list. 3 from Asus, 1 from Asrock: - ASUS R.O.G. Maximus V Gene - ASUS R.O.G. Maximus V Formula - ASUS ROG Maximus V Extreme - Asrock Z77 OC Formula Unfortunately, my motherboard of choice at that time was the ASRock Fatal1ty Z77 Professional-M as I was doing CAD, Video rendering, Audio Post and gaming on the side between home and work and was shuttling my gear with me and it had to be luggable. I used a 3770K for CPU, coupled to a Corsair H60 and just recently, a SeaSonic SS-860XP2 (Mistakenly called here as Model #: Platinum-860 Item #: N82E16817151111). Overclocking is a breeze with this board, as long as you stay away from the F-Tune utility and go UEFI instead. Out of the box it hits 4700Mhz by just Enabling the Advance Turbo 30 in the OC Tweaker Tab of the UEFI! With a couple additional tweaks 5000+Mhz is doable but not recommended for CPU longevity unless you really know what you're doing. All this time the Avexir memory is only able to hit 2000 max. Manually setting DRAM config to 12-14-14-35 (1.65-1.75v) yielded no improvement in the results, just failed boots any setting above 2000 (1:10) I cannot recommend this product unless it is for the now available list of verified motherboards. I also recently found an approved memory list for the Fatal1ty Z77 Professional-M and will use those instead if I can find a good price since I'm already out $~260. So I'm left here with 3 premium items: CPU, Motherboard and Memory. CPU & Motherboard works together beautifully but not with the Memory. My options are: 1) Keep the CPU and Motherboard and get an Intel XMP/ASRock verified 2800 memory from the list. 2) Keep the CPU and memory and get a verified motherboard from the list of four boards. 3) Keep the current setup (no money spent) and just bear with the 2000 speed until the UEFI bios gets updated favorably. 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you? Thanks for the valuable feedback you provided!