G.SKILL announces that its existing – and new – DDR5 memory kits have gained Intel Extreme Memory Profile (Intel XMP) 3.0 overclock readiness to support the new Intel® Core™ Ultra 200S Plus Series processors and compatible Intel Z890 chipset motherboards. With support across overclocked specification DDR5 U-DIMM (Unbuffered DIMM) and CU-DIMM (Clocked Unbuffered DIMM) memory kits, Intel XMP 3.0 support provides an easy method to achieve memory overclock performance by enabling the profile in the motherboard BIOS. As a part of this recognition, G.SKILL may now proudly display the official Intel® XMP Identifier Logo, a distinction reserved for memory products that have obtained official Intel® XMP certification. This helps identify officially supported DDR5 memory kits, so end users can be confident their hardware combination is validated to reach up to the overclocked memory specification.

For more information on Intel® XMP 3.0, visit https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/content-details/852792/intel-xmp...

Unlock Performance with Intel 200S Boost
G.SKILL also has certified DDR5 memory kits that feature the Intel 200S Boost badge, indicating an Intel XMP 3.0 overclock profile of up to DDR5-8000 and a maximum rated voltage of 1.4V, enabling users to easily unlock untapped system performance on PCs with compatible motherboards and CPUs via a simple BIOS setting.

Pushing the Limits of Memory Overclocking
G.SKILL is incredibly excited about the overclocking potential showcased by the new Intel® processors and platform. Early internal validation and enthusiast testing have demonstrated impressive memory frequency achievements, allowing DDR5 kits to reach ultra-high speeds when paired with capable hardware. Shown below is a system running Memtest validation with the DRAM running at DDR5-10000 on the ASUS ROG MAXIMUS Z890 APEX motherboard with an Intel® Core™ Ultra 7 270K Plus desktop processor.

As a long-standing supporter of competitive overclocking and innovation, G.SKILL looks forward to exploring the full memory performance potential of the new Intel platform and deliver record-breaking DDR5 speeds to enthusiasts worldwide.