G.Skill reaches 10,000 MHz in its DDR5 Trident Z5 memory

We have recently seen the G.Skill modules with speeds of 7,800 MHz and we also knew that the brand was working on modules with higher speed of 8,000MHz. Now thanks to the memories of him that run at 8000 MHz using XMP 3.0 profiles from Intel, have managed to overclock it to reach speeds never seen before. These memories offer this speed without complications, you will simply have to activate the profile in BIOS so that it is automatically configured with the optimal performance for which this memory has been designed.

have managed to make it work a single module at a speed of 10,000 MHz, speeds that we were promised when DDR5 memory was launched. For this, this G.Skill DDR5 memory at 8,000 MHz and a motherboard have been used ASUS ROG MAXIMUS Z790 APEX which is specially designed to get the maximum performance in overclocking. Together with this G.Skill DDR5 memory and ASUS board, it has been used an Intel Core i9-13900K. The best of all this is that the 10,000 MHz have been achieved no need for special cooling as liquid nitrogen, widely used in the world of overclocking.

In the captures that they have left us, you can see how memory has reached a bandwidth of more than 124 GB/s and a write speed of up to 120 GB/s.

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