It didn't take long for AMD's Ryzen 8000G (Phoenix) processors to find their way onto the list of best CPUs. New tests from enthusiasts show that the new Zen 4 parts, such as the Ryzen 7 8700G, can harness fast memory.
South Korean overclocker safedisk (via HXL) has shared the results of his AMD 7 8700G pairing up with DDR5-9000 memory on the overclock.net forums. It looks like a good sample, as he maintained the FCLK at 2,500 MHz. Safedisk overclocked G.Skill's DDR5-7800 C36 2x16GB memory kit to DDR5-9000, a significant 15% increase. The memory timings (36-51-49-55) weren't so bad, but he had to push the DRAM voltage to 1.65V, which is ok for demonstration purposes but not a value we would recommend for daily usage.
