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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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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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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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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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)