Tuesday, June 11th 2013
ASRock Z87M OC Formula Helps Break Memory OC Record - 4285.6 MHz DDR
The one and only ace of overclocking Nick Shih continues to push DDR3 memory frequencies to new boundaries which no man has ever set foot on. He has reached a ludicrous DDR3 4285.6MHz with ASRock's Z87M OC Formula, the micro sized Z87 motherboard he designed specifically for overclocking, and it all happened on this year's overclocking show at COMPUTEX TAIPEI 2013.
ASRock's Z87M OC Formula meets Team Group Xtreem-LV-2666! Nick Shih tops the memory clock world record with an unbelievable DDR3 4285.6MHz score (validation). The masterpiece is done by the world's best overclocking team : Nick Shih, HKEPC's John Lam and Splave.
ASRock's Z87M OC Formula meets Team Group Xtreem-LV-2666! Nick Shih tops the memory clock world record with an unbelievable DDR3 4285.6MHz score (validation). The masterpiece is done by the world's best overclocking team : Nick Shih, HKEPC's John Lam and Splave.
17 Comments on ASRock Z87M OC Formula Helps Break Memory OC Record - 4285.6 MHz DDR
Still an incredible memory frequency considering many people still use DDR3 that is clocked at 1/3 of that speed.
valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=2827664
146.09(bus) * 11(multiplier) = 1606.99(actual speed) * 2(DDR) = 3213.98(effective speed)
Also, don't actively trust anything with CPU-Z till 1.64.7/1.64.11 by the end of the week.
29.33 x 146.09 = 4285MHz. The score is totally legit :)
20 minutes ago hiwa posted 4289MHz, so we already have a new WR.
Anyway, that's almost 70GB/s of bandwidth, right?
I know this will be impossible in ITX but can we have it (64Gig max) in Thin uATX. My plan is to get a VMware essentials installed on a 1U with commoditized parts.