ASUS And G.Skill Shove Adata And Gigabyte Aside To Claim A DDR5 Speed Record

G.Skill achieves new DDR5 memory OC world record at 12772 MT/s

G.SKILL surpasses 12772 MT/s with DDR5 memory The Core Ultra 200 series might not be making headlines for CPU frequency records, but it’s proving to be a winner in memory overclocking. A world-class overclocker Seby pushed the limits using G.Skill Trident Z memory, heavily surpassing the 8000 MT/s from official XMP profiles. HIs achievement is […]

News from HD Technology. Visit www.hd-tecnologia.com for the latest news. The world of extreme overclocking surprises us again. This time it was the recognized overclocker Seby who managed to carry a DDR5 RAM from G.Skill, Trident Z5, up to a speed of 12,772 MT/s, setting a world record that is already recorded both in CPU-Z Validator and in the HWBOT database. The record was achieved using an ASUS ROG Maximus Z890 Apex motherboard, specifically…

ASUS And G.Skill Shove Adata And Gigabyte Aside To Claim A DDR5 Speed Record

As any sports athlete can attest, records are meant to be broken. For example, the Boston Celtics are coming off an historic NBA season in which the team claimed the most three-pointers ever in a single season, draining a staggering 1,370 shots from beyond the arc. The same concept applies to tech, as evidenced by yet another DDR5 frequency

In the game of records concerning memory, since the arrival of Intel's last Core Ultra, it is the festival every week. If there is one area in which these excellent processors, it is this one. And while ADATA and Gigabyte took the lead in the ranking less than two weeks ago with a DDR5-12762 score, the record has already been beaten by a duo composed of a G.Skill kit and the Z890 Apex motherboard of ASUS, who reach DDR5-12772! [...] Read more

Together with the American professional overclocker "Seby", G.Skill and Asus have set a new overclocking world record for DDR5 memory and achieved a memory speed of 12,772 MT/s for the first time.

Together with the well-known Overclocker Seby, the memory manufacturer G.SKILL has set a new world record for the highest ever reached DDR5 clock rate.