Adata sets new ram memory overclocking record with xpg spectrix d80 rgb at 5584mhz

On January 8, ADATA set a new record for overclocking with XPG SPECTRIX D80 RGB modules at 5584 MHz transfer speed along with an Intel Core i9-9900K with liquid LN2 cooling.

XPG SPECTRIX D80 RGB overclocking at 5584 MHz

ADATA is one of the leading manufacturers in the manufacture of high-performance DRAM modules for desktop computers, and this has been demonstrated by carrying out this type of extreme testing on its products on accounting occasions. On this occasion they have been able to raise the transfer speed of a RAM memory to no less than 5584 MHz or MT / s at a bus frequency of 2791.6 MHz with the XPG SPECTRIX D80 RGB modules, which are capable of reaching factory up to 4133 MHz transfer rate

The maximum value was exceeded at 1451 MHz, which is a new record for memories of this type. To do this, they used an Intel Core i9 9900K together with an MSI MPG Z390I Gaming Edge AC motherboard. Over the socket they placed a huge liquid nitrogen cooling system. In addition to the registration obtained, this has been the first to be done with a 9th generation processor such as the Core i9 9900K.

ADATA previously created a laboratory specifically designed for XPG overclocking at the end of 2018. It is the first laboratory that a manufacturer of RAM memory builds to carry out this type of tests, something that demonstrates the brand's interest in having supremacy in terms of records speed.

What memories do you use in your equipment, how many MHz are we talking about? Do you think that any manufacturer will arrive soon at 6000 MHz? As always, leave us your impressions about this topic in the comments, it is always interesting to know your opinions and open debate.