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G.SKILL Launches New DDR4-4600MHz Extreme PerformanceTrident Z Memory Kit
Well, apparantly 4200 Mhz is for pussies, as G.Skill just released DDR4-4600 Modules (!). Built with hand-selected, high-quality Samsung B-die IC components, this new addition to the flagship Trident Z series will be available in two color variations: silver aluminum body with white accent bar and black aluminum body with black accent bar.
Taipei, Taiwan (8 September 2017) – G.SKILL International Enterprise Co., Ltd., the world’s leading manufacturer of extreme performance memory and gaming peripherals, is excited to announce a new extreme speed DDR4 memory kits at DDR4-4600MHz CL19! Built with hand-selected, high-quality Samsung B-die IC components, this new addition to the flagship Trident Z series will be available in two color variations: silver aluminum body with white accent bar and black aluminum body with black accent bar.
Trident Z Series DDR4-4600MHz CL19-23-23-43 16GB (8GBx2)
Previously, the speed of DDR4-4600MHz was only achievable under extreme overclocking with liquid nitrogen cooling. Now, designed for extreme speed dual-channel memory operation on the latest Intel® X299 high-end desktop platform, G.SKILL is once again raising the limits on DDR4 memory speed to DDR4-4600MHz CL19-23-23-43 at 1.5V, with a total capacity of 16GB (8GBx2). The following stress test screenshot shows the new memory kit in action, validated with an Intel® Kaby Lake-X Core™ i7-7740X processor on the new ASRock X299 OC Formula motherboard:
This new high performance Trident Z kit is designed with Intel XMP 2.0 support, and the two variations of Trident Z DDR4-4600MHz memory kit are scheduled for release via G.SKILL authorized distribution partners at the end of September 2017.
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G.Skill FLARE 3200 MHz CL14 kit Correction - 07/18/2017 05:57 PM
Recently we posted a AMD Ryzen 7 AGESA 1006 DDR4 memory check review (read that here). In that review a the dedicated Ryzen G.Skill FLARE 3200 MHz CL14 kit failed our test. I like to revisit the resu...
G.SKILL Announces New DDR4 Specifications for Intel X299 HEDT Platform - 06/23/2017 04:23 PM
G.Skill is excited to announce new high-speed DDR4 memory specifications designed for the latest Intel Core X-series processors and X299 chipset motherboards. All the new memory kits are built with hi...
G.SKILL Breaches 5.5GHz DDR4 World Record Barrier - 06/07/2017 01:55 PM
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Computex 2017: G.Skill Has Seriously fast Memory Running at 4800 MHz and will offer new mice and KB - 06/01/2017 01:09 PM
G.Skill much like the last couple of years is going strong with their memory products as well as a careful introduction of the mouse, headset and keyboard series. Everybody knows and loves them for th...
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#5470316 Posted on: 09/08/2017 12:10 PM
Hell even with the AGESA upated to 1.006a, I can't even get my 2x8GB Corsair Vengeance 3000 Mhz Cl15 to run reliably past 2133 Mhz on my AB350 Pro4 board. Not for lack of trying ...
Hell even with the AGESA upated to 1.006a, I can't even get my 2x8GB Corsair Vengeance 3000 Mhz Cl15 to run reliably past 2133 Mhz on my AB350 Pro4 board. Not for lack of trying ...
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#5470341 Posted on: 09/08/2017 01:37 PM
Ryzen seems to need low timings, so i doubt any of the higher MHZ kits with really loose timings will ever work on ryzen.
3200mhz at 14-14-14-34 seems to be the best for ryzen, and we probably wont see anything much better then that.
Ryzen seems to need low timings, so i doubt any of the higher MHZ kits with really loose timings will ever work on ryzen.
3200mhz at 14-14-14-34 seems to be the best for ryzen, and we probably wont see anything much better then that.
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#5470480 Posted on: 09/08/2017 09:11 PM
What is the price tag for these. (Small country maybe?) RAM prices are now so high, I'll have to sell my kidneys (yes both) and also probably neighbors also
What is the price tag for these. (Small country maybe?) RAM prices are now so high, I'll have to sell my kidneys (yes both) and also probably neighbors also
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#5470492 Posted on: 09/08/2017 09:50 PM
What is the price tag for these. (Small country maybe?) RAM prices are now so high, I'll have to sell my kidneys (yes both) and also probably neighbors also
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#5470549 Posted on: 09/09/2017 12:45 AM
No quad channel for those?
What is the point of advertising x299 if there is no quad support?
No quad channel for those?
What is the point of advertising x299 if there is no quad support?
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#5470591 Posted on: 09/09/2017 06:19 AM
lmao
"Now, designed for extreme speed dual-channel memory operation on the latest Intel® X299 high-end desktop platform"
Buy the most expensive RAM for the most expensive platform, and run it in... DUAL channel!
lmao
"Now, designed for extreme speed dual-channel memory operation on the latest Intel® X299 high-end desktop platform"
Buy the most expensive RAM for the most expensive platform, and run it in... DUAL channel!
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#5470604 Posted on: 09/09/2017 09:25 AM
those timings will hit performance like nothing. time will tell
those timings will hit performance like nothing. time will tell
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#5470613 Posted on: 09/09/2017 10:36 AM
Not sure if timings are bad.
CL 19 may look worse than CL14, but if i remember good the latency is misured in clock cycle not in time.
Having a 19 at 4600 is still better or very similar to 14 at 3200, you are getting 1 third speed more, and 1 third latency more.
Not sure if timings are bad.
CL 19 may look worse than CL14, but if i remember good the latency is misured in clock cycle not in time.
Having a 19 at 4600 is still better or very similar to 14 at 3200, you are getting 1 third speed more, and 1 third latency more.
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#5470629 Posted on: 09/09/2017 01:30 PM
Not sure if timings are bad.
CL 19 may look worse than CL14, but if i remember good the latency is misured in clock cycle not in time.
Having a 19 at 4600 is still better or very similar to 14 at 3200, you are getting 1 third speed more, and 1 third latency more.
With 1/100 of performance increase compared to the 4400mhz at $277, probably $300 for 16gb at 4600mhz. Can buy a Ryzen 1700x for that amout.
Not sure if timings are bad.
CL 19 may look worse than CL14, but if i remember good the latency is misured in clock cycle not in time.
Having a 19 at 4600 is still better or very similar to 14 at 3200, you are getting 1 third speed more, and 1 third latency more.
With 1/100 of performance increase compared to the 4400mhz at $277, probably $300 for 16gb at 4600mhz. Can buy a Ryzen 1700x for that amout.
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#5470793 Posted on: 09/10/2017 10:07 AM
Well, I have 3200 memory in my system. I can't reach that speed. Initially it went only to 2133 reliably, with the latest BIOS 2666 has become the new stable limit. So how much sense do kits that are rated way higher make really ? Though I've heard that Ryzen based systems can usually get higher than Intel ones.
Well, I have 3200 memory in my system. I can't reach that speed. Initially it went only to 2133 reliably, with the latest BIOS 2666 has become the new stable limit. So how much sense do kits that are rated way higher make really ? Though I've heard that Ryzen based systems can usually get higher than Intel ones.
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#5471064 Posted on: 09/11/2017 05:05 PM
Motherboard BIOS bug? Corsair Vengance LPX is´nt Samsung B-Die (that´s the better compatibility for RYZEN rightnow), sell that memory and buy a B-Die
grettings
Hell even with the AGESA upated to 1.006a, I can't even get my 2x8GB Corsair Vengeance 3000 Mhz Cl15 to run reliably past 2133 Mhz on my AB350 Pro4 board. Not for lack of trying ...
Motherboard BIOS bug? Corsair Vengance LPX is´nt Samsung B-Die (that´s the better compatibility for RYZEN rightnow), sell that memory and buy a B-Die
grettings
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#5471066 Posted on: 09/11/2017 05:11 PM
you can manual config to the higher settings, check for Memory Timmings on AIDA64
Well, I have 3200 memory in my system. I can't reach that speed. Initially it went only to 2133 reliably, with the latest BIOS 2666 has become the new stable limit. So how much sense do kits that are rated way higher make really ? Though I've heard that Ryzen based systems can usually get higher than Intel ones.
you can manual config to the higher settings, check for Memory Timmings on AIDA64
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#5471078 Posted on: 09/11/2017 05:39 PM
Chipset voltage would need an increase also I'd imagine.Sounds doable.
you can manual config to the higher settings, check for Memory Timmings on AIDA64
Chipset voltage would need an increase also I'd imagine.Sounds doable.
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#5477747 Posted on: 10/02/2017 05:16 PM
chipset? the memory controller is on the CPU, chipset just need overvolt when you Overclocks via baseclock
Chipset voltage would need an increase also I'd imagine.Sounds doable.
chipset? the memory controller is on the CPU, chipset just need overvolt when you Overclocks via baseclock
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Would be interesting to see this on Ryzen since AMD tends to show better results with higher memory frequency... though i have no idea if it could even reach this, hear many struggle to get past 3200mhz let alone get to 4200/4600...
But would be interesting. On another note RAM is starting to hit the old speeds of GDDR5 now (DDR4 4600mhz vs GDDR5 5000mhz)