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G.SKILL Launches Trident Z Royal Series DDR4 RGB Memory Kits
G.Skill sends word on a new memory kit they are releasing, meet the Trident Z Royal series DDR4 memory, with extreme speed up to DDR4-4600.
Taipei, Taiwan (20 November 2018) – G.SKILL International Enterprise Co., Ltd., the world’s leading manufacturer of extreme performance memory and gaming peripherals, is launching Trident Z Royal series DDR4 RGB memory kits, featuring a patent-pending full-length crystalline light bar upon a polished heatspreader in gold or silver with stunning 8-zone RGB lighting. The patent of the crystalline design on PC components has been applied for across major countries. Available in high-speed specifications, the Trident Z Royal is first available from DDR4-3000MHz to DDR4-4600MHz at launch. With the perfect marriage of RGB lighting and speed, the Trident Z Royal is the ideal memory kit for any high-class system build.
Magnificent Royal Design
Trident Z Royal is the latest addition to the Trident Z flagship family, featuring a crown jewel design. Meticulously crafted to display just the right amount of light refraction, the crystalline light bar scatters the RGB colors in a magnificent display of LED lighting. Complementing the patented high-class light bar design, polished aluminum heatspreaders of gold or silver colors cools the memory modules in the award-winning classic Trident Z tri-fin design. And to help maintain the pristine shine of the heatspreaders, each Trident Z Royal memory kit comes with a piece of microfiber cloth to let you wipe away fingerprints and dust.
Upgraded RGB Lighting
Inside the Trident Z Royal is the next generation RGB module designed with 8 individually controllable lighting zones, which allows for smoother color transitions and provides an even more stunning lighting experience for your build. To control this next generation RGB memory, a new set of lighting control software will be available for download from the official G.SKILL website.
Extreme High-Speed Specifications
Engineered on a newly designed custom PCB to accommodate the increased lighting zones, the Trident Z Royal is also built for high speed overclocking specifications, ranging from 16GB to 128GB kit capacities and up to DDR4-4600MHz memory speeds
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#5608968 Posted on: 11/20/2018 01:44 PM
New memory modules for Dubai...
New memory modules for Dubai...
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#5608973 Posted on: 11/20/2018 01:52 PM
With normal heat spreader i would have considered them.
i wonder why the 8gb x 4 requires 1.5 volt. And i wonder if having 4 dimm in my system is stopping me to get higher than 3200 ( in ryzen )
With normal heat spreader i would have considered them.
i wonder why the 8gb x 4 requires 1.5 volt. And i wonder if having 4 dimm in my system is stopping me to get higher than 3200 ( in ryzen )
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#5608978 Posted on: 11/20/2018 02:03 PM
Siiiiiick. Can't wait to see what's available when i finally do build again. Memory sure has come a long way since DDR4's inception.
Siiiiiick. Can't wait to see what's available when i finally do build again. Memory sure has come a long way since DDR4's inception.
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#5608979 Posted on: 11/20/2018 02:06 PM
With normal heat spreader i would have considered them.
i wonder why the 8gb x 4 requires 1.5 volt. And i wonder if having 4 dimm in my system is stopping me to get higher than 3200 ( in ryzen )
Yes, if you use Dual rank or two modules per memory channel, it create more stress on memory controller which can result in lower stable frequency.
With normal heat spreader i would have considered them.
i wonder why the 8gb x 4 requires 1.5 volt. And i wonder if having 4 dimm in my system is stopping me to get higher than 3200 ( in ryzen )
Yes, if you use Dual rank or two modules per memory channel, it create more stress on memory controller which can result in lower stable frequency.
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But... why?
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