Would I be able to overclock to 6000/6400mhz while maintaining the cl28 cas latency?

Lol, I like the first answer. It's entirely accurate. Overclocking is a compromise of balance. The ram is rated for what it's rated. Any faster clock speeds will always incur a latency penalty. I am choosing this set for several reasons. 1. If you bleed "all-red" like myself, no one makes better ram for AMD than gskill. 2. When it comes to AMD, and gskill understands this, high frequency speeds are not the Hallmark of champions. AMD is limited by it's infinity fabric. As long as you stay within that range, AMD is the horse I bet on everytime. It's not like the ddr4 platform for Intel where you can use crazy OC sets of 4800mhz. You have to chase the precious 1:1 ratio. On am4 that was arguably 3600 stock, MAYBE 4000 on some really high end gear before you start incurring latency penalties. 3. Better to have a still potently fast clock speed, stable(amd XPO tuned) on this platform, which ive been getting many many reports of RAM booting issues on am5, and stay within the 1:1:1 ratio. With this RAM, I can run the ram, CPU, and fabric all at the same speed which is golden for AMD performance and now what makes ALL THE DIFFERENCE is latency. Sure some Intel ram and chips are boasting insanely high clock speeds, but translate that to "real world" and it's worth nothing. Congrats, you guys set a single threaded workload record. Who is buying this kind of tech to do single threaded workloads? What I do know is this, I'm going to be running this with a 7900xd, on an ROG strix x670e gaming(which can handle the speeds) along with dual rx6700xts, and I'll be running it under full load on all cores, all the time, and with the lowest set of timing's currently available, this ram is going to translate those speeds into real world performance. I have a unique addition means of benchmarking, where I run a system under full load with identical conditions for an hour chewing the randomX mining algorithm, which is the toughest CPU based mining algorithm, and that's what I translate into real world performance. Then I add up the cost of the materials, the electrical draw, and the performance to payout, gaining a new metric in which to assess tech. The "XMR speed" if you will. Sorry, j got off topic, point being if you're already an AMD fan looking to go into the am5 platform, you likely already know about the golden ratio. I have very rarely found a set of gskill ram I actually chose to tweak past it's xmp frequency because the incurred latency penalties on the ram and the fabric were not worth it. Fabric is the magic and the bottleneck. Buy a set near or at the edge of the fabric rating for speed, and then find the set with the lowest latency in that speed. I learned this the hard way. I had several systems with 3-400 dollar sets of gimmicky ram in them, thinking I was a bigshot with my fancy addressable LEDs and massive heat spreading fins. Then someone showed me gskill, and I never went back. Function over form. The great thing about it is, I have about 10 separate builds running right now, and each and every one has near the best ram set money can buy, and no one set exceeded $150. I realized price does not always mean get more because you pay more. Most of them have no flashing lights, and are short and modest, gray and black, but they are all the best performers on the market based on my XMR speed analytics, and they all have low latency timing's and gskill in common. I will post an update once I get my set and run my tests(I'm excited to see how rhe XD performs on the am5 platform)

ASIN	B0BF8Z8MW1
Best Sellers Rank	#2,391 in Computer Memory
Brand	G.SKILL
Color	matte black
Computer Memory Type	SDRAM
Customer Reviews	4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (58)
Date First Available	September 13, 2022
Item Dimensions LxWxH	19.69 x 19.69 x 11.02 inches
Item Weight	6.1 ounces
Item model number	F5-5600J2834F16GX2-TZ5NR
Language	English
Manufacturer	G.SKILL
Product Dimensions	19.69 x 19.69 x 11.02 inches
RAM	32 GB DDR5
Series	Trident Z5 NEO RGB Series
Voltage	1.35 Volts

G.Skill Trident Z5 NEO RGB Series (AMD Expo) 32GB (2 x 16GB) 288-Pin SDRAM DDR5 5600 CL28-34-34-89 1.35V Dual Channel Desktop Memory F5-5600J2834F16GX2-TZ5NR (Matte Black)

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