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TeamGroup first of many to claim DDR3-4000

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Just got this in my email. No NDA?!

 

Source: http://www.teamgroup.com.tw/catalog/detail/data/en/29/750/pkshJp.html

 

Congratulations! Memory Overclocking Starts from Team’s New Record of DDR3 4000MHz Created by John Lam

 

Taipei, Taiwan, May 30, 2013– Team Group Inc., one of the leading memory manufacturers in the world,is pleased to introduce the new record reaching DDR3 4,000MHz that sets a brand new milestone in memory overclocking. Created by world-known overclocker, John Lam, this validated record currently ranks first in CPU-Z Hall of Fame.

 

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DDR3-4018MHz CL14-19-15-45 Reached

 

It is the great tradition that Team Group never stops pushing forward the overclocking limit. To explore the overclocking potential on Intel’s upcoming next generation platform, Team Group cooperates with the world-known overclocker, John Lam, to have a journey of overclocking limit pursuit. In the end, John is managed to have Team Xtreem PC3 21300 DDR3 2,666MHz, one of Team Group’s high-end overclocking DRAM products specifically designing for overclockers, go up to DDR3 4018MHz CL14-19-15-45 under extremely low temperature with the cooling system of LN2. Team Group is pleased to witness this great breakthrough that pushes the memory overclocking to a brand new starting point.

 

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Full Product Line Showcased for Computex 2013(Booth No.: J0818)

 

Team Group is dedicated in developing overclocking DRAM products for years and has three product lines, Xtreem Series for performance enthusiasts, Dark Series for overclocking beginners, and Vulcan Series for gamers. Full product lines will be showcased during Computex 2013 and it is grateful and welcome to have your visit to Team Group’s booth.

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Surprised to see this in the mailbox. Let's count how much PR we'll see with "we have the best 4000+" :D

there's higher valids floating around yeh.

 

I love that they're even freezing the PCH now as well. Vince is gonna be selling his chipset cooler like hotcakes again haha.

The force is strong within msi,they won the race before it started lol

Edited by Alex@ro

Mainboard info is blurred on the left, but still visible on the badge. Not that we don't know which board had been used, lol.

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I already posted the validation in my list at XS after John sent it to me yesterday... ;)

He didn't post it in his own thread though.

 

I also made a news post about this at PCGHX.

 

@Iubitel: MSI?

damn dude then what I am going to computex for?!?!

 

BTW why do they blur out everyone else?

 

lol @ the guru3d,I wonder about costs...

 

BTW I am guessing that CPUz world record list isn't auto updated???? Because the i7 top frequencies have changed, now 3770K at 7.2ghz(by John) should be there right under the 7.3...

Edited by sin0822

So someone has to ask: How sure are y'all that this is actually legit? Dude did get banned for falsifying screenshots here, after all.

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4G is very easy on the new platform, pretty much all CPUs can do it with the right single sided memory stick apparently.

 

The reason why this is all a "world record" is because these chips are not out yet :D

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No idea.

 

What will be more interesting to see is what the maximum usuable frequency is. All these high frequencies are nice, but you can't run a benchmark with single sided memory.

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