Computer enthusiasts witness another fallen champion as bl4ckdot snatches the memory speed crown from previous record holder saltycroissant. The new king pushed DDR5 memory beyond human limits by hitting an astronomical 12,872 megatransfers per second using G.Skill Trident Z5 sticks. Saltycroissant had ruled the leaderboards since May when he smashed his earlier achievement of 12,832 megatransfers and reached 12,843 megatransfers. The dethroned champion watched his month-long reign crumble as bl4ckdot climbed past him with superior hardware mastery. Memory overclocking records typically tumble within weeks but saltycroissant managed to hold his position through the entire month of June.
The victorious overclocker assembled a monster rig featuring Intel Core Ultra 9 285K processor mounted on ASUS ROG Maximus Z890 Apex motherboard. Liquid nitrogen temperatures froze the G.Skill memory modules while bl4ckdot pushed frequencies to 6431.1 megahertz. HWBOT officials validated the record-breaking run through their standard verification procedures. CPU-Z confirmed the achievement alongside technical specifications including cache latency timings of CL68-127-127-127-2. The Memory Frequency Hall of Fame displays bl4ckdot at the summit with saltycroissant and Seby occupying second and third places respectively.
Only bl4ckdot and saltycroissant have broken the sacred 6,400 megahertz barrier with DDR5 technology. G.Skill celebrated the milestone across social media platforms while promoting their Trident Z5 products powered by SK Hynix integrated circuits.
The victorious overclocker assembled a monster rig featuring Intel Core Ultra 9 285K processor mounted on ASUS ROG Maximus Z890 Apex motherboard. Liquid nitrogen temperatures froze the G.Skill memory modules while bl4ckdot pushed frequencies to 6431.1 megahertz. HWBOT officials validated the record-breaking run through their standard verification procedures. CPU-Z confirmed the achievement alongside technical specifications including cache latency timings of CL68-127-127-127-2. The Memory Frequency Hall of Fame displays bl4ckdot at the summit with saltycroissant and Seby occupying second and third places respectively.
Only bl4ckdot and saltycroissant have broken the sacred 6,400 megahertz barrier with DDR5 technology. G.Skill celebrated the milestone across social media platforms while promoting their Trident Z5 products powered by SK Hynix integrated circuits.
