Thursday, March 4th 2010
G.Skill Pushes DDR3 to 2500 MHz at CeBIT
We dropped by the G.Skill booth and they are showing off a few systems with their memory in it. While they have seven different configurations to display, only three of them are out each day, so they are rotated around throughout the show. All of them are interesting, but some more than others. First off there is a dual channel kit running at 2500 MHz in combination with an Asus P55 board and Intel i7-860 CPU. This memory is just for show and will not be sold in retail. Then there is a high capacity kit with six modules running at 2000 MHz with CL6 on an Asus X58 board, while the last system is very interesting as well, with 1600 MHz memory and a set CAS latency of 5-8-5. We did not get pictures of their 24 GB kits up and running, as they were not on that day. G.Skill is also displaying their Phoenix Sandforce SF-1200 based SSD.
14 Comments on G.Skill Pushes DDR3 to 2500 MHz at CeBIT
I have no reason not to believe it, though I would love to see an Everest screenshot to see the bandwith.
And stop smacking me! :slap:
and for the ney sayers it is possible.
My screen shot for proof;)
ITs rated 1150 5-4-4-12 does lower timings with ease.
Anyways.. im lazy... cant be bothered to set the settings.
Games and all run fine :)
I've also seen 4GB sticks on sale, but for prices that only a madman would pay.