Now that’s quite an achievement … I’ve been testing some DDR5 recently myself, but I’m only clocking them at the default speed of 6000 Mbps to be on the safe side hahaha
Taken fromVideocardz… Extreme overclocker from Hong Kong “lupin_no_musume” scores a new world record in DDR5 overclocking.
It looks like the DDR5-10000 world record is just around the corner. A new world record has just been broken according to the entry on theHWBOTwebsite. Overclocker managed to boost G.Skill memory frequency to 4779.7 MHz using a single module of 16GB of memory.
In order to achieve such a result, the ASUS ROG Maximus Z690 APEX motherboard has been used, which is a special board designed specifically for extreme overclocking. Furthermore, very high timings of 120-120-120-120-127-2 were used with the addition of liquid nitrogen cooling.
The new world record arrives just 2 weeks after ASUS/G.Skill announced8888 Mbpsworld record using the same motherboard. The previous record was achieved by the same overclocker. The APEX A690 motherboard supports Intel Alder Lake-S processors. In this case, a Core i9-12900K processor has been used.
Source:Videocardz,HWBOTvia@buildzoid
