DDR5 memory speeds continue to climb upwards. Gone are the days of motherboards struggling to hit DDR5-6400. Nowadays, four-slot Z790 refresh motherboards are capable of supporting 8000MHz+, and even AMD's Ryzen 7000-series CPUs are able to hit such speeds with the latest BIOS updates.
Now that motherboards and CPUs are capable of running at these speeds without the need for extreme cooling, a new wave of 8000MHz+ memory is coming to market. One such kit comes from Teamgroup. Its T-Force Xtreem desktop DDR5 memory is available in speeds of 7600MHz, 8000MHz and 8200MHz. All speeds are available in either 2x16GB kit or 2x24GB capacities. I've got the best kit in the range on hand for review.
