Taipei, Taiwan , October, 2007 – The two leaders of the DIY market, ASUS and A-DATA announced today at the Westin Taipei the professional MB platform for the new-generation chip set P35 and the A-DATA Vitesta DDR3 series memory card for over-clocking pros, expanding the over-clocking market for high performance game players. “This time, announcing jointly with ASUS not only shows the multiple strategic technological alliance between A-DATA and MB makers, but also presents, officially, the serial models for over-clocking and high level games players, fulfilling pros’ over-clocking demands with a single shot,” said Luke Lu, the head of Product and Marketing Planning Division, A-DATA.

In the presentation, the latest technology and products were released jointly to the industry:  ASUS announced their latest professional motherboard and A-DATA presented the hottest DDR3 memory in the market, DDR3 1900Mhz, the pioneer memory of the industry. ASUS DDR2 and DDR3 motherboards accompanying the A-DATA over-clocking memory cards were also displayed in the meeting hall, demonstrating A-DATA’s superior performance and steadiness in over-clocking technology.

DDR3 high clock parameters are normally between CL9 to CL10, but the A-DATA series DDR3 1900X, with its outstanding parameter CL 9-9-9-24, breaks the market dilemma with the highest spec for DDR3 from 1333 to 1866. Also, CPU over-clocking is usually limited by the memory clock; the A-DATA DDR3 1900X with its high clock has turned out to be the best over-clocking tool to release CPU performance while improving the algorithm function and enhancing the computer’s potential. The X series is the latest high level product from A-DATA, which has earned a performance over 11,000MB/S on the EVEREST Memory bandwidth read and write test, providing the high level pros with a specially-made high clock memory for extreme over-clocking. Moreover, its titanium colored heat sink is different as well. The same series product particularly designed for top pros also includes the A-DATA DDR3 1600X, performance close to 10,000MB/S in the EVEREST Memory bandwidth test, providing the pros with must-buy memory with a high level of stability and low cost-to-performance (C/P) ratio.