Gigabyte establishes a new world overclocking record in DDR5 memory, reaching 12,752 mt/s

Gigabyte has reached a New world record in DDR5 memory overclocking, reaching impressive 12.752 MT/s e 6375.8 MHz. The achievement was carried out by the overclocker Hicookieusing a Plate Z890 AORUS TACHYONdesigned specifically for high performance and overclocking competitions.

The value has surpassed the previous brands and demonstrates the major advances in DDR5 technology when combined with optimized components for extreme performance. To achieve this feat, a solution of Cooling with liquid nitrogen (LN2)vital to maintain system stability at such high frequencies.

Configuration used in the record

To establish the new record, the following hardware configuration was used:

• Motherboard: Gigabyte Z890 AORUS Tachyon
• RAM: V-Color Manta Xfinty RGB DDR5 (single DIMM)
• Processor: Intel Core Ultra 9 285K, modified to avoid frequency bottlenecks
• Cooling: Liquid nitrogen (LN2)

One of the most curious aspects of this experiment was the adjustment made in the processor. To ensure memory reaching its maximum capacity, the CPU was configured to operate at just 420 MHz, with only two active nuclei and without support for Hyper-Threading.

Performance and impact on the market

The deed demonstrates the potential of DDR5 memory to achieve increasingly high speeds, boosting the development of new components optimized for this type of technology.

Although this type of overclocking is not practical for everyday use, it serves as an indicative of what we can see in the future in terms of advances in RAM.

The conquest of this record with gigabyte components highlights the brand’s ability to offer cutting -edge hardware solutions to overclocking enthusiasts and high performance professionals

With this record, Gigabyte once again disputes the tip of the pyramid as a reference in the high performance hardware market, standing out in the motherboard segment designed specifically for extreme overclocking.

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The next challenges of overclocking and DDR5 memory

With advances in DDR5 technology and the constant evolution of components such as motherboards and CPUS, new records are likely to be broken in the near future. Companies like Gigabyte continue to invest in design and engineering to offer products that drive hardware boundaries.

What will be the next record to be beaten and what new innovations have emerged in the extreme overclocking universe in the coming days?

Fonte: HWBOT e CPU-Z Validator