DDR3 clock record is broken

Over time, the 4 GHz dream limit may be conquered, but Christian Ney has reached 3846 MHz so far. The system is based on the AMD Llano platform.
This is not the first time that a Swiss tuning master has set a world record for a memory clock. The recipe started again with the well-proven AMD A8-3870K APU and a dose of liquid nitrogen. As before, the Gigabyte GA-A75-UD4H board provided a solid foundation.

G.Skill RipjawsZ memory with Hynix BFR H9C memory chips 13 reached a brutal 13 MHz effective clock signal with a timing of 13-36-3846. According to the CPU-Z database, the new record was made at the end of May, but surprisingly it has only just been made public - it appeared on HWBOT.org two days ago.

Christian Ney noted in an earlier result that he still felt a reserve in the G.Skill RipjawsZ memories, although at that time it was "only" at 3736 MHz. 

Source: HOC