G.Skill has updated their TridentZ RGB memory kit, which has been designed and tested in combination with AMD's Ryzen 2000 processors. When a new CPU architecture hits the market memory vendors usually conduct extensive stability tests before launching their kits and G.Skill is certainly no exception in that regard.

You like extreme performance memory modules? In this case you'll be happy to know that there are new memory kits from G.Skill. The company has added a ridiculously fast DDR4-5000 CL21-26-26-46 memory kit with a total capacity of 16GB (2x8 GB). The TridentZ DDR4-5000MHz 16GB retail kits are aimed at high-end X299 and Z370 motherboards.

You like extreme performance memory modules? In this case you'll be happy to know that there are new memory kits from G.Skill. The company has added a ridiculously fast DDR4-4700 CL19-19-19-39 memory kit with a total capacity of 16GB (2x8 GB). The TridentZ DDR4-4700MHz 16GB retail kits are aimed at high-end X299 and Z370 motherboards.

G.Skill has announced a new series of DDR4 memory with camouflaged heatsinks. The upcoming G.Skill Sniper X DDR4 kits will be available in different flavors, starting at DDR4-2400 and topping out at DDR4-3600. Furthermore they will be available with different capacity.

SO-DIMM memory kits are usually inside laptop but lately even high-end gaming PCs are using this small memory kits. For example the upcoming ASRock X299E-ITX/ac support up to four SO-DIMM memory. G.Skill has once again raised the bar for DDR4 SO-DIMM memory with the launch of one new Ripjaws DDR4 SO-DIMM kit that rated to DDR4-4000 with 32GB capacity.

When G.Skill isn't breaking world records for the speed of its memory, it's raising the bar for latency instead. The company has announced yet another memory kit for modders, gamers and overclockers. The TridentZ RGB DDR4-4266MHz are now available with 32GB (4x8GB) capacity and ultra-low latency at a tiny CL17 timing. They're aimed at high-end X299 and Z370 platforms.

G.Skill has announced their TridentZ memory kit, which has been designed and tested in combination with Intel's Coffee Lake processors. When a new CPU architecture hits the market memory vendors usually conduct extensive stability tests before launching their kits and G.Skill is certainly no exception in that regard.

SO-DIMM memory kits are usually inside laptop but lately even high-end gaming PCs are using this small memory kits. For example the upcoming ASRock X299E-ITX/ac will support up to four SO-DIMM memory. G.Skill has once again raised the bar for DDR4 SO-DIMM memory with the launch of three new Ripjaws kits that range from DDR4-3200 to DDR4-3800.

Do you fancy RGB LEDs on memory modules? If the answer is yes, you will be happy to know that there are new RGB LED memory kits from G.Skill. The company has announced yet another memory kit for modders, gamers and overclockers. The TridentZ RGB DDR4-4266MHz are now available with 32GB (4x8GB) capacity and they’re aimed at high-end X299 and Z370 platforms.

G.Skill has announced their TridentZ memory kit, which has been designed and tested in combination with Intel's Coffee Lake processors. When a new CPU architecture hits the market memory vendors usually conduct extensive stability tests before launching their kits and G.Skill is certainly no exception in that regard.

G.Skill has announced their TridentZ RGB memory kit, which has been designed and tested in combination with AMD's Ryzen Threadripper processors. When a new CPU architecture hits the market memory vendors usually conduct extensive stability tests before launching their kits and G.Skill is certainly no exception in that regard.

You like extreme performance memory modules? In this case you’ll be happy to know that there are new memory kits from G.Skill. The company has added a ridiculously fast DDR4-4600MHz CL19-23-23-43 memory kit with a total capacity of 16GB (2 x 8GB). The TridentZ DDR4-4600MHz 16GB retail kits are aimed at high-end X299 motherboards.

G.Skill has announced their Flare X series memory kit, which has been designed and tested in combination with AMD’s new Ryzen Threadripper processors. When a new CPU architecture hits the market memory vendors usually conduct extensive stability tests before launching their kits. The G.Skill Flare X series offers very solid performance.

A few days ago the Australian overclocker "Newlife" has achieved a new world record using a G.Skill TridentZ DDR4 memory kit, which is based on Samsung 4Gb ICs. Furthermore an AMD X370 platform has been used in combination with a Ryzen 5 1400 processor.

During the last week there has been a lot going on in the overclock scene. Yesterday the Taiwanese overclocker Toppc has achieved a new world record using a G.Skill TridentZ DDR4 memory kit, which is based on Samsung 8Gb ICs. Furthermore an Intel X299 platform has been used in combination with one of the Intel's upcoming X-series CPUs.

During the current Computex 2017, G.Skill is showcasing several DDR4-4000MHz+ memory kits. The slowest kit is rated 4000MHz+ and packs 16GB per DIMM resulting in a total capacity of 32GB regarding dual channel. Due to the low timings and the very high frequency, this kit shows an impressive speed/capacity ratio. Furthermore G.Skill has shown DDR4-4200MHz, DDR4-4400MHz and DDR4-4800MHz DDR4 memory kits with capacities of up to 8GB per DIMM.

G.SKILL has announced its 4th annual OC World Cup overclocking competition which attracts some of the biggest names in the overclocking community, not only due to the US $10,000 cash prize for the champion. This time also our Italian overclocking team member Franco “RULE” Valtulina will be there as well.

Do you fancy RGB LEDs on memory modules? If the answer is yes, you will be happy to know that there are new RGB LED memory kits from G.Skill. The company has announced a new line of high-end memory kits for modders and gamers. The Trident Z RGB DDR4-3333MHz 128GB and 64GB retail kits are aimed at high-end X99 and Z270 motherboards.

G.Skill has announced the Flare X series and the Fortis series memory kits, which have both been designed and tested in combination with AMD’s new Ryzen processors. When a new CPU architecture hits the market memory vendors usually conduct extensive stability test before launching their kits. The G.Skill Flare X series offers very solid performance, while with the Fortis series are more budget-oriented.

Lately an increasing number of products with RGB lighting is being released, whereas it doesn’t matter whether you’re looking at graphics cards, cases or even peripherals. When it comes to memory kits, there are quite a few vendors already offering modules with lighting that shines in a single color. G.Skill has now come up with their first RGB kit which should allow for the colors to be changed individually.