VIA and AVL Declare Early Results of DDR333 Memory Validation Program a Success

Arris · Apr 8, 2002

From Via website :

Leading vendors including Kingston Technology and Micron have memory modules validated by Advanced Validation Labs for VIA DDR333 chipset platforms.

With the launch of the VIA Apollo KT333 for the AMD Athlon™ XP processor and the VIA Apollo P4X333 for the Intel® Pentium® 4 processor, memory manufacturers and module suppliers including Micron Technology and Kingston Technology have started to ship DDR333 (PC2700) modules and devices specifically tested by AVL for compatibility with VIA chipsets.

The VIA-certified system validation involves the testing of memory modules using VIA's reference platform and AVL's leading-edge equipment and software. The specific validation process, co-developed by AVL and VIA, includes testing at various voltages and thermal ranges to further stress the memory modules.

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About Advanced Validation Labs, Inc.
Advanced Validation Labs (AVL) is a service company focused on delivering DRAM testing and validation expertise to technology designers and builders. Operated and driven by engineers, AVL capabilities support a "one stop" approach created to simplify the testing and validation efforts. Headquartered in the USA, AVL is fully equipped to perform test services at the component, module, and system levels. AVL is a leader in the performance and management of industry certification programs. Contact AVL at: http://www.validationlabs.com/

Arris · Apr 8, 2002

Just found thereg has a blurb about this already...
http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/3/24705.html

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VIA and AVL Declare Early Results of DDR333 Memory Validation Program a Success

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