Originally posted by theAlexWu on 2018/01/09
Finally, I’m so happy to be the member of D4-5000 CLUB. I was managed to overclock the memory up to D4-5101.2 and get the CPU-Z validation. I’m not sure if I have any chance to push it further but I’ll keep trying and will never give it up. That’s why overclocking is always so much fun. I try, I fail, and I try again to break my personal records.
The CPU-Z validation of my D4-5101.2 is here: https://valid.x86.fr/qfn546
Overclocking with LN2 cooling may not be practical for general usages (24 hours x 7 days), however, it shows the possibility that the hardware (CPU/ Memory/ Graphics Card) could somehow run faster and bring better performance far beyond our expectations. And the products in the real world are always chasing after those overclocking records. I still remembered when “Toppc”, a famous overclocker from TW, firstly reached D4-5000 during Computex in 2016, the most high-end memory product on the market was D4-4133. And after 18 months, the most high-end memory product now reaches D4-4600 which is close to Toppc’s record then. The world record of DDR4 memory overclocking is D4-5529.2 for now and we’ll probably see the memory product of D4-5000 in the real world soon. At that time, I guess there is no D4-5000 CLUB any more . Maybe D4-5500 or D4-6000 CLUB……? let’s see what will happen!
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