G.SKILL has supercharged its new enthusiast-grade TridentZ RGB RAM kits with big capacities to match the 4000MHz+ frequency speeds. G.SKILL today announced the fastest 32GB RGB RAM kit on the market ...
Anyone who follows our RAM reviews knows just how well we liked the original TridentZ release with the red, gray, and black color theme, and the performance that kit was able to deliver. The thing is, ...
The big news today is Intel's 12th Gen Core Alder Lake launch, which kicked off a bevy of product announcements from various system builders and hardware partners. G.Skill is among them. To avoid ...
DDR5 RAM has continued to drop in price as of late, with the arrival of CPUs from both Intel and AMD that support the new, faster RAM standard. Case in point is this fast 32GB kit of G.Skill Trident ...
About a week ago we talked a bit about the Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR4 32GB memory kit that operated at 4,333MHz and claimed the title of the world's fastest 4x8 32GB kit. That title lasted only about ...
There has been increasing activity on the DDR5 memory front as we edge closer to the release of the first consumer desktop PC platforms that support it. Back in May, Bit-Tech reported on Corsair ...
G.Skill introduces world's fastest 32GB memory kit, the new Trident X DDR3 series runs at 2800MHz with C11-13-13-35 timings at 1.65V. G.SKILL manufacturer of extreme performance memory and solid-state ...
We take a look at G.Skill’s Trident Z RGB 32GB Memory Kit. There’s been a massive movement for RGB. We’ve seen it not only flood our peripherals but lately, the craze has been hitting our components ...
G.Skill has written to HEXUS with news of new higher capacity high performance DDR4 memory kits. It has added 32GB memory modules to various memory series and rustled up the following new validated ...
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. G.Skill is once again thumping its chest, this time over a new 32GB kit of DDR4 memory that is ...
When is comes to DDR3 memory modules most of our recommendations always have been this: it's better to get more memory than faster memory the better choice over faster memory. And in that trend memory ...
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