Patriot Demos DDR5 Hitting 8000 MT/s!

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1

At CES 2023 Keith saw a demo from Patriot running Viper Gaming DDR5 DRAM at 8000 MT/s with Cinebench R23 - and no crashes! Mr.: This is the kind of speed that justifies having DDR5 in the first place. I'd like to try memory overclocking, but mobo vendors all decide to use different names in bios, some voltages are offset, some aren't but there's never a reference. I'm always worried I will fry the memory controller because I misunderstood a name. I did that with a 2500K and that was the end of manual overclocking for me.
Can someone somewhere please just make a Rosetta stone and a proper calculator? Also I've got no idea what to do when a name seems to be completely absent. I tried to find the settings Ryzen DRAM calculator gives on my 5600X some are there, some aren't, and then there's stuff the calculator doesn't even mention. Do I really need to read the JEDEC whitepapers to understand it?
Date: 2023-01-11

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Comments and reviews: 5

Mike
have been using Corsair system RAM since 1999 & got my 1st Patriot Viper Steel kit DDR4 4000MT 2000MHz for my last AMD/AM4 (5700X) & wow ... sh!t rocks & love the name so much will probably migrate to them full time now. Love their DDR5 kits as well so the future looks bright
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Juan
well amd fans were dying to know how intel gonna beat amd zen4 3d cache memory...well its quite simple...system ram does more than any cpu cache do for gaming when processing data faster in 8000 mhz
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Clay
My favourite Conspiracy theory is that when DDR5 was hyped before hitting the market, it promises at least 64GB DIMM at an affordable price, and it will be the norm.
So, where is it?
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Beetwing
8200 is when it s time to moved from DDR4 to DDR5. I got A Die running at 8200mhz /mt from Taobao and it s closed to beat DDR4
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shep
most you can get is an always evolving moving target - ddr5 will get much faster still - past 8000 to 10000 - watch it happen
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