Intel's new Core Ultra 200S chips, otherwise known as Arrow Lake, officially support DDR5-6400 RAM. But the memory specialists at G.SKILL and Kingston have been overclocking the twangers off some fancy new DDR5 DIMMs. The result? Speeds not far off twice as fast as both memory vendors have blasted through the DDR5-12000 barrier.
We'll come back to how relevant any of this is in a moment. But for the record, G.SKILL is claiming 12,066MT/s while Kingston reckons it has done a tiny bit better at 12,108MT/s.
