Using W10 and GT710? Isn't that "ruining" the stability a little little bit?

D1stRU3T0R:

Using W10 and GT710? Isn't that "ruining" the stability a little little bit?

It's the same marketing as ever. Bigger number = better. Some things will never change. Showing off to those who don't know any better/don't want to look it up, that company x has a bigger number than company y, sells product I guess. This is the same as sub zero overclocking to me. If you can't use it, what's the point? Yeah it'll go faster but you can't just sit down and enjoy it or crunch productivity. Energy Best spent elsewhere in my opinion.

kcajjones:

It's the same marketing as ever. Bigger number = better. Some things will never change. Showing off to those who don't know any better/don't want to look it up, that company x has a bigger number than company y, sells product I guess. This is the same as sub zero overclocking to me. If you can't use it, what's the point? Yeah it'll go faster but you can't just sit down and enjoy it or crunch productivity. Energy Best spent elsewhere in my opinion.

I'm using Hynix A-die 5600mhz dimms @ 8000c34. Using it with Asus Apex and 13900k. Pretty insane performance 🙂 Most likely the new 8000xmp kit wil do 8200-8400 with tight settings with pretty low "voltage". There is no problem using 7800-8000 mhz on 13900k. So what are you trying to say? You sound like YOU actual don't know what you are talking about. Angry about the world is going forward? 😛

DDR5-8000 is a 4:1 ratio with the IMC on Alder/Raptor lake. A really good point to buy in at, IMO.

nizzen:

I'm using Hynix A-die 5600mhz dimms @ 8000c34. Using it with Asus Apex and 13900k. Pretty insane performance 🙂 Most likely the new 8000xmp kit wil do 8200-8400 with tight settings with pretty low "voltage". There is no problem using 7800-8000 mhz on 13900k.

How much performance is to be had going from 7200MHz C34 to 8000MHz C34? Is this model of G.Skill Trident Z5's(F5-7200J3445G16GX2-TZ5RK) Hynix A-Die?

Gear 1? That is better ratio than my DDR3-2400CL10!