#4634677

SLI-756

2013-08-09 22:04

Great news, comparable to ddr4 speeds? Also when running games on 4k resolution i'd imagine 3ghz ram would be around the sweet spot.

#4634691

PhazeDelta1

2013-08-09 22:26

G.Skill and Samsumg seem to be stepping up their game.

#4634726

BLEH!

2013-08-09 23:48

Wow, that is something. Timings though XD. 4770 MHz should be the next target :P

#4634783

dark_surge

2013-08-10 02:09

G Skill impresses once again. 🙂

#4634785

sykozis

2013-08-10 02:12

love my G.Skill ram...

#4634831

Pill Monster

2013-08-10 06:14

who needs DDR4.....

#4634872

BarryB

2013-08-10 10:39

Really, like we all use LN2. What would be impressive is when you can do this 24/7 without LN2 :banana:

#4634887

miffywiffy

2013-08-10 11:44

As soon as you put it on your mobo, goes to like 1600 lol.

#4634910

Undying

2013-08-10 12:59

who needs DDR4.....

We will see even more extreme speeds from DDR4...

#4635284

Pill Monster

2013-08-11 08:32

We will see even more extreme speeds from DDR4...

Indeed, as always technology marches on.... never mind that DDR3 bandwidth isn't fully utilized yet, DDR4 is calling. I often feel like new tech is forced prematurely upon us....like some invisible machine is plowing ahead and we the consumer are constantly playing catch up... lol But I digress.

#4635302

LesserHellspawn

2013-08-11 10:45

Well, if nothing has changed significally in RAM technology, the new generations are never really faster than the old. I did some comparison tests back when DDR3 was new and found out that DDR2 and DDR3 perform the same at 400 MHz and identical timings. So basically new generations just allow higher max speeds, while not really being something new and more efficient. Also since then I prefer RAM at medium MHz but with aggressively low timings. My four sticks run at 8-8-8-22. Yes, I know there are 7-7-7 modules out meanwhile, but mine are already a bit older 🙂