G.skill breaks the 5.5 ghz barrier with its ddr4 memory

G.Skill, the world leader in PC memory and peripherals manufacturing, is proud to announce that it has broken the world record for frequency in DDR4 memory by achieving the impressive speed of 5.5 GHz. The manufacturer is once again proving its leadership and the high quality of its products, which are usually the protagonists of these feats.

G.Skill sets new DDR4 record at 5.5 GHz

This feat has been possible thanks to the professional Topcc overclocker that has used G.Skill DDR4 modules built with Samsung 8 Gb memory chips, these memories have been mounted on an MSI X299 GAMING PRO CARBON AC motherboard together with a processor Intel Core X.

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Last year before Computex 2016 Toppc itself already broke the 5 GHz barrier using G.Skill memories together with an MSI Z170I GAMING PRO AC motherboard. A year later he has made history again, bringing the manufacturer's memories to an impressive 5.5 GHz under the action of liquid nitrogen, of course he is the first user to have achieved this. This record has been validated by HWBOT and demonstrates the determination of the most demanding overclockers to break a barrier that already seemed impossible.

DDR4 5.5GHz has been our next target after achieving DDR4 5GHz last year. We are very excited to have finally gotten it together with the Samsung components, the MSI x299 motherboard and the X series Intel Core processor, ”says Tequila Huang, corporate vice president of G.SKILL International. "We are seeing incredible overclocking potential for newly released hardware and we believe more overclocking records will be achieved very soon by professional overclockers worldwide."

Source: techpowerup