Gigabyte's in-house overclocker, HiCookie, has managed to break the world record for the speediest DDR5 [[link]] memory overclock on an Intel Z790 machine, hitting 11Gb/s of raw, single channel bandwidth.
That makes Gigabyte our new DDR5 memory overclocking champ, and only a hair away from reaching the likes of ADATA's upcoming DDR5-12600 production speeds (via WCCFTech).
Now, packing one of Gigabyte's own as-yet unreleased Aorus DDR5-8333 modules into a dual-DIMM Gigabyte Z790 Aorus Tachyon—a board designed specifically with extreme memory and CPU overclocking in mind—HiCookie has set the record at DDR5-11136 (5567.5 Effective).
That's with the CAS timings set to 64-127-127-127-127-2, as you can see in the CPU-Z validator results, though there's no data provided when it comes to memory voltages. A smart move in case anyone's planning to follow suit in a bid for the DDR5 overclock crown, and one that will mean a bit of experimentation on the part of any potential contenders.
The score is now listed as the maximum memory overclock on Gigabyte's Z790 Aorus Tachyon page, and is a big win for Gigabyte on the DDR5 overclocking front.
Looks like we're getting very close to the ridiculous DDR5-12600 data transfer speeds ADATA has promised from its latest XPG memory announcement.
