Friday, June 23rd 2017
G.SKILL Announces New DDR4 Specifications for Intel X299 HEDT Platform
G.SKILL International Enterprise Co., Ltd., the world's leading manufacturer of extreme performance memory and gaming peripherals, announces 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 high performance Samsung 8Gb ICs, and tested under the highest standards of the Trident Z family.
With the improvement of overclocking performance on the latest Intel Core X-series processor and X299 chipset, G.SKILL is thrilled to release the fastest DDR4-4400 CL19-19-19-39 8GBx2 dual-channel memory kit designed for Kaby Lake-X processor. This high-end DDR4 memory kit will be available under the Trident Z RGB series and an all-new Trident Z Black series.
In addition to the fastest 4400MHz dual-channel memory kit, G.SKILL introduces several new quad-channel memory kits, up to DDR4-4200MHz CL19-19-19-39 64GB (8GBx8) of extreme speed and high capacity. These new ultimate memory kits are designed to unleash the maximum performance of the latest Intel Core i9 processors. Please refer to the following images for detailed specifications of the new memory kits and the stress test screenshot of the DDR4-4200MHz 64GB kit on the ASUS Prime X299-Deluxe motherboard and Intel Core i9-7900X processor.
With the improvement of overclocking performance on the latest Intel Core X-series processor and X299 chipset, G.SKILL is thrilled to release the fastest DDR4-4400 CL19-19-19-39 8GBx2 dual-channel memory kit designed for Kaby Lake-X processor. This high-end DDR4 memory kit will be available under the Trident Z RGB series and an all-new Trident Z Black series.
11 Comments on G.SKILL Announces New DDR4 Specifications for Intel X299 HEDT Platform
Of course, these are golden chips that are usually not very pressed on the CPU OCing, hence these results; but even so, 8x8Gbs running at 4200GHz is.. very impressive :)
I already have a set of the 3600 MHz sticks. I actually just ran them through my benchmark suite to compare vs RGB results... So I guess I do a review real soon like! :p
IF you're willing to tweaking timings manually ,then sure, it is possible to get working, but not everyone wants to deal with that.