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The G.Skill Trident Z5 Royal Neo 64GB 6000MHz CL26 is G.Skill's latest 64GB addition to its "Royal Neo" series. The kit follows the same design pattern we saw in the other kits, featuring a mirror-finished silver or gold heat spreader with a beautiful crystalline light bar on top. The kit has an ultra-low latency of only 8.66ns and beats most RAM kits by only enabling its default EXPO settings.

From performance to quiet, I have rounded up the top four 1200W power supplies that are perfect for 2025.

The ASRock Z890 Pro-A is an entry-level motherboard that comes in at a highly competitive price of $189.99 USD. At this price, the motherboard does drop the support for WiFi and Bluetooth, though the slot is available to separately install a module of your own. Other than this minor inconvenience, the board offers pretty much everything, from decent performance to a good selection of I/O with a budget-friendly price tag.

After years, Sega is back in the game once again, and what better way to celebrate it than to re-enter the console market and challenge Sony?

In the Core Ultra 5 245K Vs Core i7 14700k comparison, we will go over the gaming performance, productivity, and price of these chips.

In Ultra 9 285K Vs Core i9-14900K, we will assess the performance improvements and efficiency gains from previous to the latest generation.

God of War is the last PlayStation IP that needs a live-service adaptation, so recent events have been nothing short of puzzling.

Rather than a focus on its first-party franchises, PlayStation is chasing the live service trend, harming its studios.

What better way to celebrate the long-awaited Nintendo Switch 2 than to give the beloved Xenoblade Chronicles X a much-deserved sequel?

Corsair joined CES 2025 with an exciting set of products, offering a look at all the different releases coming this year.

Take an early look at MSI’s CES 2025 lineup, including the MAG CORELIQUID A15 Series, MEG Ai1600T PCIE5, and MEG MAESTRO 900L PZ.

The Trident Z5 Royal Neo DDR5-8000 CL38 is G.Skill's latest addition to their EXPO DDR5 lineup. It follows the same design as previous kits from this lineup, with a mirrored silver/gold finish and a crystalline light bar. It's capable of running at DDR5-6400 CL28 with a latency of just 8.75ns, a configuration at which it can beat any kit in the market with speeds ranging from 6000-6400 MT/s. All this comes at a towering price tag of $179, though.