9/18/2013 07:11:00 PM
dannzfay
Sure, I've seen random access memory overclocked to heaven and back, but none that came with a clock of 4,072 MHz.
Yet here I am now, looking at the 16 GB, quad-channel memory kit from G.Skill. That's right, this is the first instance of a quad-channel memory kit surpassing 4 GHz. As one would expect, one of the best motherboards and the fastest current-generation CPU were used in the overclocking session.
And by that I mean the ASUS Rampage IV Black Edition and the Intel Core i7-4960X central processing unit. CPU-Z has already validated the new record. I'm actually a little surprised the amount of memory wasn't smaller, as is usual for power runs like this. Then again, it's not like quad-channel kits could easily go any lower, not with four as minimum module number.
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| G.Skill quad-channel memory reaches beyond 4 GHz Image credits to G.Skill |
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