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TL;DW
This kit has 5000MHz CL18 as an XMP profile that's 100% stable for daily usage. 

It's a prototype? Pre-production sample? Not confirmed. 

Its Micron E-Die. 

While Micron claims their E-Die is rated up to 1.5V this kit with XMP enabled runs at 1.55V. 

 

 

This is quite insane kit if you ask me. 

I still haven't got into overclocking my RAM as its a very time consuming endeavour but this makes me excited because I have 4 sticks of Micron E-Die that run in quad rank configuration. 

 

I only did a really dirty OC in the past  to 3600MHz CL14 just to see if I boot and I not only did boot but it also passed the quick Aida64 memory performance benchmark where I scored over 60,000MB/s on Copy speeda which is almost exactly as much as Der8auer got with his 5000MHz kit. 

But he got quite a substantial performance penalty since he can't run that in 1:1 mode. 

  1. Flying Sausages

    Flying Sausages

    It probably MSI 5ghz ram sticks they test on the lab using Ryzen 3000 and X570 board. 

  2. WereCat
  3. Jurrunio

    Jurrunio

    How long will it take to bin a CPU with memory controller good enough to do that XMP profile though?

  4. Jurrunio

    Jurrunio

    at least you paid more effort in the memory kit than someone who bought a Godlike

  5. WereCat

    WereCat

    @Jurrunio

    on Ryzen, likely most 3rd Geb CPUs can run it since all of them seem to handle 4GHz+ with ease 

  6. Jurrunio

    Jurrunio

    but we're talking 5GHz CL18, the MSI 5066MHz exhibition with 8700k and z370 itx board uses I think CL20 or 23?

  7. WereCat

    WereCat

    @Jurrunio

    On Intel many high speed kits are tied to specific motherboards and will likely not work on other ones. Also you need CPU with binned IMC. 

     

    On Ryzen 3rd gen its different. Just check the X570 RAM compatibility list QVL on any brand... you will find many high speed kits that are supported out of the box. 

  8. Jurrunio

    Jurrunio

    Ya but not this high

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