DDR5 memory overclocking 9560MHz broke the world record: touched the 10GHz threshold

Last month, Zhiqi and Asus teamed up to push the Trident Z5 DDR5 memory cap to the astonishing speed of DDR5-8888 CL88-88-88-88, which set a new world record for the world's highest memory frequency at the time. In less than half a month, extreme overclocking players lupin_no_musume and set a new DDR5 overclocking world record.

The player has uploaded the overclocking results to HWBOT and passed the certification, the memory used is a single Zhiqi Trident Z5, the memory frequency 9560MHz, the timing is pulled to 120-120-120-120-127-2, I believe that the breakthrough of 10GHz is just around the corner.

To achieve this frequency, the overclocking player used liquid nitrogen to dissipate heat. Such a high frequency is naturally impossible to achieve with air cooling and ordinary liquid cooling.

The player platform is paired with the ASUS ROG MAXIMUS Z690 APEX motherboard designed for extreme overclocking, and the CPU is the Intel Core i9-12900K.