G.SKILL Showcases Extreme DDR4 at Computex
G.SKILL is showing off some impressive memory at Computex including a Trident-Z 384GB kit of DDR4-4000, consisting of 12 32GB DIMMs which sport new 16GB ICs as well as a 16GB kit…
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The RAMa-lama-ding-dong 4000 from G.SKILL
The timings on G.SKILL's 4GHz DDR4 is 19-21-21-41, assuming you can find a chip and chipset which supports it. For TechPowerUp that is an ASUS TUF Z370 PLUS GAMING and...
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G.Skill Overclocks Dual Channel Trident Z RGB Memory to 5,000 MHz On Air Cooling
A bit over a month ago G.Skill launched a new Trident Z RGB kit that offered up 4700 MHz speeds in a 16GB kit using Samsung B-dies. Now, G.Skill has managed…
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Glowing RAM from G.Skill to match all your other RGBs
What is the point of light emanating from all of your components from keyboard to PSU if your RAM doesn't match? G.Skill realized this is a pressing issue on the minds of…
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G.Skill Releasing DDR4 4333 MHz Memory Kit, Working on DDR4 4500 MHz
For enthusiasts with a need for speed, G.Skill unleashed a new DDR4 memory kit recently that ratchets up two 8GB modules to 4333 MHz out of the box. The new...
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G.SKILL Announces New DDR4 for Kaby Lake
Kaby Lake CPUs and the associated Z270 motherboards can handle DDR4 frequencies higher than we have seen previously, good news for overclocking enthusiasts. G.SKILL may be first past the post...
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G.Skill Adds Faster 64GB DDR4 3600 MHz Kit To Trident Z Lineup
Yesterday G.Skill announced the launch of the soon-to-be fastest DDR4 64 GB kit using 16 GB modules running at 3600 MHz. The new Trident Z kit uses Samsung 8Gb chips...
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G.Skill Adds Splash of Color To Trident Z Memory Modules
G.Skill recently updated its high end line of Trident Z DDR4 memory modules to add several new color options. While no new speed tiers are being introduced, the existing DIMMs with brushed...
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So what if it is small, this Breadbox can play Crysis
The Tech Report has a bit of a soft spot for what they refer to as Breadbox builds, aka SFF systems and recently one of their members built a brand new system. …
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