Thursday, August 6th 2015
G.SKILL DDR4 Achieves Memory World Record at 4795.8MHz
G.SKILL International Enterprise Co., Ltd., the world's leading manufacturer of extreme performance memory, solid state storage, power supplies, and gaming peripherals, proudly announces the world record memory frequency has been broken with the G.SKILL Ripjaws 4 at DDR4-4795.8 MHz.
Surpassing the previous records at a mind-blowing 4795.8MHz under liquid nitrogen, extreme overclocker Chi-Kui Lam overclocked Ripjaws 4 memory made from Samsung IC to achieve this stunning feat on the new ASRock Z170 OC Formula motherboard and the very latest Intel i7-6700K processor. Check out the world record validation on HWBOT (validation) in the screenshot below.
In addition to the staggering memory frequency world record, G.SKILL DDR4 memory is also used in an overwhelming majority of new records upon Skylake launch, as validated by HWBOT. See below for a detailed list or visit this page.
Surpassing the previous records at a mind-blowing 4795.8MHz under liquid nitrogen, extreme overclocker Chi-Kui Lam overclocked Ripjaws 4 memory made from Samsung IC to achieve this stunning feat on the new ASRock Z170 OC Formula motherboard and the very latest Intel i7-6700K processor. Check out the world record validation on HWBOT (validation) in the screenshot below.
11 Comments on G.SKILL DDR4 Achieves Memory World Record at 4795.8MHz
BTW, nice to see these actually work :D
When I see 8GBx4 C9 memory I will say they done something really useful for everybody.
But for DDR4 we will have processor with 3000MHz and over 3000MHz, because of that DDR3 3000MHz need for very small number of people but 3000MHz DDR4 is some standard almost and they can free to launch with smaller latency. But they still can't or don't want, because that would be usefull performance for everybody, they will give that for 1-2 years for 500$ and now will joke with C25 and 10% better performance than 2666MHz. Example for Z170 platform 3000MHz will be something normal, dual channel 2x8GB, they need only low latency, that's only way to performance grow for everybody for everyday. No other way. Even Skylake will not tolerate 3500MHz just like that.
Why people make a deal out of it? You'd remember that latencies are measured in clocks, not x-seconds