With Headroom and for Overclocking!

Over at TechPowerUp you can take a look at an impressive 32GB DDR5-7200 kit, the latest in their T-Force Delta RGB memory line. The XMP 1 settings run it with timings of 34-42-42-84-127 @ 1.4V, which was as easy as pushing the button on the MSI MEG Z790 ACE they were using to test it. The higher frequency doesn’t have a huge impact on games, but it’s often noticeably faster than DDR4 in synthetic benchmarks.

If you like to use it, the kit was capable of DDR5-8400 @ 38-48-48-125 but had to step the voltage up to 1.5V. maybe not the safest for long term use. However, DDR5-8000 @ 38-48-48-84 was stable at a somewhat safer 1.45V and offered better performance than the default XMP DDR5-7200.

Everything you could want to know about the new T-Force Delta RGB can be found here.