G.Skill TridentX DDR3 Memory Overclocked to 3,900 MHz

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G.Skill claims that its TridentX Memory is now officially the world's fastest RAM.

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[dudewitbow]

APU's love them ram frequencies

 

[joytech22]

I bet that APU was treated so damn well.

 

[Jedi Mind Trick]

120*C with LN2???? I wonder how hot it would be with normal cooling solutions...

 

[Estix]

[citation][nom]Jedi Mind Trick[/nom]120*C with LN2???? I wonder how hot it would be with normal cooling solutions...[/citation]
Well, most solder starts to melt around 180C, so I can't imagine anything past that.

 

[bawchicawawa]

Erm, isn't it -120C...?

 

[milkshakez7z]

Apu benchmarks D:

 

[kracker]

APU and memory arrre best friends

 

[ko888]

[citation][nom]bawchicawawa[/nom]Erm, isn't it -120C...?[/citation]Yep. The source article even shows -120°C for both idle and load temperatures.

 

[derekullo]

That isn't memory that's cold fusion.

 

[merikafyeah]

[citation][nom]derekullo[/nom]That isn't memory that's cold fusion.[/citation]
I see what you did there. AMD's Fusion is now subzero.

 

[jemm]

I also had seen that is -120°C -- anyway at that speed I am not surprised that they had to set the latencies very high.

 

[JonnyDough]

Still, as always impractical. Just because you can load 600 people in astronaut suits onto a super jet and fly above the normal ceiling does not mean you should. But hey, it could be done.

 

[ojas]

[citation][nom]jemm[/nom]I also had seen that is -120°C -- anyway at that speed I am not surprised that they had to set the latencies very high.[/citation]
Not really that high considering the speed. i think 2400MHz RAM sticks have CAS @ at around 11.

 

[lengcaifai]

fk my processor cant keep up with that ram......

 

[murzar]

Whoa.

 

[bawchicawawa]

[citation][nom]JonnyDough[/nom]Still, as always impractical. Just because you can load 600 people in astronaut suits onto a super jet and fly above the normal ceiling does not mean you should. But hey, it could be done.[/citation]

It's about testing the limits and pushing the boundaries.

I fkn hate people like you.

 

[blazorthon]

Tom's it's just one paragraph and a few other sentences. Couldn't you go at least that far without several mistakes in the *article*?

[citation][nom]jemm[/nom]I also had seen that is -120°C -- anyway at that speed I am not surprised that they had to set the latencies very high.[/citation]

At 14-14-14-36 T2, it's still extremely low latency for system RAM with such a high frequency as 3.9GHz effective.

EDIT: For perspective on this, a timing of 14 at almost 4GHz effective is a little worse than a timing of 5.5 at effective 1.6GHz. 36 (in the same comparison) is about equal to 15.

 

[blazorthon]

It's not the fastest RAM, not even close. It is probably the fastest DDR3 module record, but that's not the same as being the fastest RAM like being the fastest house cat isn't the same as being the fastest cheetah.

 

[jemm]

Not really that high considering the speed. i think 2400MHz RAM sticks have CAS @ at around 11.

At 14-14-14-36 T2, it's still extremely low latency for system RAM with such a high frequency as 3.9GHz effective.

EDIT: For perspective on this, a timing of 14 at almost 4GHz effective is a little worse than a timing of 5.5 at effective 1.6GHz. 36 (in the same comparison) is about equal to 15.

You guys make me feel a lot less conservative!