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Lucky_n00b

Memory Frequency Score

3193.9 MHz with

DDR4 SDRAM

Elite Submitted 12 Sep 2021 Sponsored

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Processor

Model: Core i9 11900K Rocket Lake-S
Cooling: Air (Custom)
Cores: 3,500.00 MHz

Memory

Type: DDR4 SDRAM

Motherboard

Model: MEG Z590 Unify-X (MS-7D38)
Cooling: Air (Stock)
Chipset: Z590

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Lucky_n00b commented on own score:

Quick IMC/Board pretest before going cold :)

ground 12 Sep 2021, 22:40 UTC

so... is there something to the claim of kingston djr pcbs being different and easier to clock to high frequency then other brands? Looking forward to cold results!

Lucky_n00b 12 Sep 2021, 22:50 UTC

11 minutes ago, ground said:

so... is there something to the claim of kingston djr pcbs being different and easier to clock to high frequency then other brands? Looking forward to cold results!

Unfortunately I have tested very small numbers of samples for Hynix DJR (only 3 kits total, this hyperx 4600, V-Color 5066, and a local RAM brand called V-Gen rated at 4600), so can't really be sure if the PCB component making much difference between these 3, all used what looks like 'A2' PCB to me.

From my side it's the memory controller on CPU that might be more important, from 3 RKL CPU I have, this particular one managed to boot at DDR4-6200+ on ambient, while the other two won't budge past DDR4-5866 even with the same exact board, RAM, and voltage.