G.SKILL Memory Broke 18 Overclocking Records Since Computex Week

June 16, 2015 Dino DeCesari Memory, News 0

At Computex 2015, G.SKill hosted the 4th annual OC World Record Stage event where new overclocking world records were set. G.Skill sent along the following press release with all the details of the event and a list of what records were achieved.

G.SKILL Memory Broke 18 Overclocking Records Since Computex Week

With Frequency Record of DDR4 4GB at 4431MHz & 16GB at 3872MHz

Taipei, Taiwan (16 June 2015) – G.SKILL International Enterprise Co., Ltd., the world’s leading manufacturer of extreme performance memory, solid state storage, power supply units, and gaming peripherals, proudly announces that 18 overclocking records in various benchmark categories were broken since Computex 2015. These amazing overclocking milestones include the highest DDR4 4GB module frequency at 4431MHz and 16GB module frequency at 3872MHz. Both of the frequency records were achieved with the G.SKILL Ripjaws 4 extreme DDR4 memory built with Samsung ICs.

During the five days of Computex 2015, G.SKILL organized and hosted the 4th Annual OC World Record Stage with the participation from 14 of the world’s top overclockers representing the top five major motherboard brands. Each day, different systems would be overclocked under liquid nitrogen to push their limits in front of a live audience. Check out the video below for an overview of the live event:

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We would like to thank to the 14 professional overclockers from different countries around the world, and the five world’s leading motherboard venders, including ASUS, ASRock, EVGA, GIGABYTE, and MSI. With the skill of overclocking with extreme LN2 and the best products from each of the vendors, people around the world are able to witness not only the performance of next generation hardware, but also the incredible overclocking potential of the latest and newest products. Even with the end of Computex 2015, these overclockers continued to persevere and break records in the following week of the event, producing further results.

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ASRock

The details of 18 overclocking records can be found below.

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At Computex 2015, G.SKill hosted the 4th annual OC World Record Stage event where new overclocking world records were set. G.Skill sent along the following press release with all the details of the event and a list of what records were achieved.

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