GSkill has released new high-speed memory with low-latency in their DDR4-4000 CL16 32GB (16GBx2) and DDR4-4400 CL16 16GB (8GBx2). The new Trident Z Royal kits forgo the higher timings we are used to (CL19+) with much lower CAS latency timings. Pricing wasn’t listed for the kits, but we expect these to fetch a premium over the existing modules with slower timings.
Today, we present the latest white version of the G.Skill Trident Z5 RGB memory series. With a long list of G.Skill products, it’s sometimes hard to notice the new models, so we try to highlight what’s the most interesting. The tested Trident Z5 kit is not only white but is also non-binary, equipped with 24GB modules, and is rated at 7600MT/s. Non-binary memory has been with us for some months already, but we had no chance to test any higher-frequency memory kit yet. Many users wonder if it’s any better, and I hope this review answers this and many other questions.
G.Skill recently announced a new DDR5-8000 CL38 48 GB (24GBx2) Trident Z5 RGB memory kit. While G.Skill has announced reaching DDR5-8000 memory before, this is the first kit rated for 8000 MHz out of the box without overclocking. Additionally, these kits feature 24GB capacity per module and a tighter than standard CAS Latency. This latest memory kit supports Intel’s XMP 3.0 specifications and is expected to be available in April 2023. Pricing was not included in the G.Skill press release shared below.
Today we have another GSkill memory kit for review. Revered by gamers and overclockers, it’s one of the most desired brands of enthusiasts. The memory kit is from the Trident Z5 Neo series, designed for the latest AMD chipsets and equipped with an AMD EXPO profile for full compatibility. To make it more interesting, it’s a dual-rank memory kit rated at 6000MT/s and tight timings. All the best for the most demanding users.
G.Skill has recently announced the retail availability of its blazing-fast Trident Z5 DDR5-8000 memory kit. Featuring a CAS latency of only 38 this 32 GB kit is the same that was overclocked to 10,000 MHz, which we wrote about last month. Pricing was not included with the press release but more information can be found on the G.Skill website.
G.Skill just announced the new Trident Z5 NEO and Flare X5 series DDR5 RAM. Both series have been engineered specifically with AM5 compatibility for peak out-of-the-box performance when paired with an AMD Ryzen 7000 series CPU. Utilizing AMD’s new EXPO technology, you can push your system further than previous generations keeping simplicity at the forefront. Both models will be offered in 2 x 16 GB and 2x 32 GB kits with base frequencies of 5600 MHz and 6000 MHz. Availability is expected in September of this year, though pricing is not yet released.
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