Memory Breakthrough: DDR5 Speeds Surpass 12,000MT/s with Intel's Arrow Lake

G.SKILL and Kingston achieve record-breaking DDR5 memory speeds, highlighting advancements in overclocking technology.

G.SKILL and Kingston have broken the 12,000MT/s barrier for DDR5 memory using Intel's Arrow Lake CPUs, with Kingston reaching 12,108MT/s.
These speeds were achieved under extreme conditions, including liquid nitrogen cooling and disabled CPU cores, highlighting the experimental nature of the tests.
Gigabyte's Z890 AORUS TACHYON ICE motherboard supports over 10,000 MT/s speeds, showcasing the potential for high-frequency memory on compatible hardware.
G.SKILL's new Trident Z5 CK series offers up to 9,600 MT/s out of the box, with potential overclocking to 10,000 MT/s using air cooling.
Kingston's Fury Renegade CUDIMM DDR5 modules reach up to 8,400 MT/s and are compatible with both Intel and AMD platforms, offering flexibility for high-performance builds.