G.skill reaches 5543 mhz in its ddr4 trident z memories

G.Skill continues to break speed records with its DDR4 Trident Z memories, this time the manufacturer has announced that during Computex 2018 13 overclocking records of various reference categories were broken with the latest Intel processors and the best motherboards. The manufacturer has managed to achieve a frequency of 5543 MHz.

The Toppc professional overclocker brings G.Skill Trident Z memories at a speed of 5543 MHz

The professional overclocker Toppc has set a new world record for memory frequency at the G.Skill booth at Computex 2018 in Taipei. Toppc has been able to achieve a frequency of 5543MHz using the Trident Z RGB memories on an MSI Z370I GAMING PRO CARBON AC motherboard and an Intel Core i7 8700K processor.

The same day, another extreme overclocker named Kovan Yang took the Trident Z RGB memories to 5541.4MHz, reaching second place in the standings, with an MSI X299 GAMING PRO CARBON AC motherboard and an Intel Core i7 7740X. This is the first time that the first two memory frequency registers have been configured on two different platforms.

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Computex has always been one of the most important annual events for high-performance PC hardware manufacturers and the global overclocking community. G.Skill is proud to be a part of this and to provide its advanced DDR4 memories for overclockers to demonstrate the most extreme limits of the latest technology.

We are already used to G.Skill routinely breaking overdrive records in DDR4 memory, something that is possible with the use of Samsung's best DRAM chips, which are manufactured with increasingly refined and advanced techniques.

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