Chinese memory manufacturer Netac received its first batch of DDR5 modules from Micron, and the company announced Thursday that it's pushing the modules to their limits. IT Home reports that Netac has the modules in its research and development department, and is currently overclocking them to hit an impossibly fast speed: 10,000MHz.
Most DDR4 modules hit the 3,200MHz mark, while high-end DDR4 kits can climb above 6,000MHz. Still, that's just over half the speed Netac is aiming for. The company is currently testing DDR5 modules for overclocking, manually adjusting voltages and timings to achieve the desired speed. You probably shouldn't ...
