G.Skill

G.Skill now holds the record of achieving speeds as high as DDR5-12054 without the use of liquid nitrogen or dry ice.

G.Skill is gearing up to release massive 96GB DDR5-6400 CL30 memory kits, promising incredible overclocking and high capacities.

G.Skill has joined forces with ASRock to debut its new CSO-DIMM memory at blazing-fast speeds of DDR5-8133.

G.Skill has achieved various new records for DDR5 overclocking using an ASUS ROG X870E motherboard, including one for DDR5-10600 speed.

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.

G.Skill is all set to release low CAS latency DDR5 memory kits for high-end computing and professional tasks later this month.

A new overclocking world record has been set by G.Skill, with the brand's memory achieving speeds of DDR5-12666.

The G.Skill Trident Z5 memory has achieved new heights, pioneering a new age of DDR5 LN2 overclocking with top-tier motherboards.

G.Skill's DDR5 memory has passed the ultimate overclocking test, reaching DDR5-12000 speeds on the latest Asus ROG Z890 motherboard.