“Do you have to overclock to get 7200mhz? And if so what is the speed without over clocking?”

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• It's default speed profile is 4800Mhz, but in XMP Profile it runs at 7200 MHz. Beware of motherboard claims stating it'll support these speeds. Do your research and check videos online for the motherboard you want to pair and check the max speed the motherboard/cpu combo will support. I've an Asus Z790-e Gaming WiFi II Motherboard and Intel i9-14900K CPU and experience stability issues in XMP. But, DDR5 memory that's faster than 4800MHz is unnoticeable performance wise and may even experience performance degradation at higher speeds in games. I'm still very happy with the memory despite my XMP profile issue.

  Answered by RobA 1 year ago

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• The speed is 6000 mhz without over clocking

  Answered by Evanh 1 year ago

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• Anything over 4800 MHz is considered overclock. So yes.

  Answered by mauritzio 1 year ago

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• It's not called overclocking, just enabling XMP on a compatible motherboard.the non XMP SPD is 4800MHz. -Art

  Answered by Corsair 2 years ago

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