  In this work, the behaviour of bit error rates for both conventional and
massive MIMO systems with high order constellations, which are essential to
achieve spectral efficiency for 5G standard communications, has been evaluated.
We have used real-domain Schnorr Euchner enumeration with K-best algorithm to
reduce computational complexity of detection. The results, presented in this
letter, have outperformed existing detection algorithms in terms of complexity
and BER, especially in low SNR regions, for both massive and conventional MIMO
systems. We performed simulations for N $\times$ N MIMO system, where N = 8,
25, 40, 50, 60, 80, 100 and 120, for both 256-QAM and 1024-QAM high order
transmission systems as per the latest 3GPP standards for 5G systems and
beyond. All the analyses and results that are given in this letter are from our
MIMO detector, prior to usage of error correction decoder.
