Friday, January 25th 2019

G.SKILL Announces DDR4-4266MHz CL18 64GB (8x8 GB) RGB Memory Kits

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G.SKILL, the world's leading manufacturer of extreme performance memory and gaming peripherals, is delighted to announce high-frequency, high-capacity RGB memory kits at DDR4-4266MHz CL18-22-22-42 with 64GB (8x8GB) capacity. These ultimate specification memory kits are built with high performance Samsung B-die components and will be available under both Trident Z RGB and Trident Z Royal series.
Unleash the Maximum Performance of Your Intel X299 Platform
Built for the ultimate performance, the DDR4-4266MHz CL18 64GB (8x8GB) RGB memory provides both ultra-high capacity and extreme speed. It is the ideal memory solution for building a super powerful workstation for content creation, 3D rendering, or multimedia editing. This kit has been validated on the ASUS PRIME X299-DELUXE II motherboard and Intel Core i9-7900X processor.

Availability & XMP 2.0 Support
These extreme performance RGB memory kits will support the latest Intel XMP 2.0 for easy overclocking setup and will be available via G.SKILL worldwide distribution partners in March 2019.

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17 Comments on G.SKILL Announces DDR4-4266MHz CL18 64GB (8x8 GB) RGB Memory Kits

#1
IceShroom
Instead of releasing ram kit which only few cpu can run, ram manufacturer need to release 2933 MHz 1.2V JEDEC spec Ram. AMD's 2nd gen Ryzen and Threadripper both support 2933 MHz at JEDEC time. But most RAM kit still has 2133 JEDEC speed and higher speed enabled by enabling XMP/A-XMP.
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#2
bug
Such a wasted opportunity going RGB... They should have used predefined colors instead. At 8 sticks, they'd have one more color than the rainbow, that would have been a cool marketing pitch :D
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#3
Vario
IceShroomInstead of releasing ram kit which only few cpu can run, ram manufacturer need to release 2933 MHz 1.2V JEDEC spec Ram. AMD's 2nd gen Ryzen and Threadripper both support 2933 MHz at JEDEC time. But most RAM kit still has 2133 JEDEC speed and higher speed enabled by enabling XMP/A-XMP.
Few AMD CPU can run it, but Intel can run it easily. There is demand for high performance 64GB kits for the X299 segment.
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#5
nemesis.ie
@Vario "few AMD CPUs can run it *"

* yet

FTFY.


It's quite likely that the Zen 2 based ones will be much better in this respect, if not someone will have made a mess of that I/O die (unlikely). ;)
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#6
lexluthermiester
Holy freakin' bling Batman! I mean really? Who would put something like these in their PC?
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#7
ArbitraryAffection
VarioFew AMD CPU can run it, but Intel can run it easily. There is demand for high performance 64GB kits for the X299 segment.
I'm pretty sure that even Intel CPUs are not "easily" running 4.2 GHz kits.

Also these golden modules look awful imo.
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#8
lexluthermiester
lexluthermiesterHoly freakin' bling Batman! I mean really? Who would put something like these in there PC?
I was wrong, this actually works..
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#9
Prima.Vera
lexluthermiesterHoly freakin' bling Batman! I mean really? Who would put something like these in there PC?
In Asia and Middle East they are making a killing with those products.
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#10
lexluthermiester
Prima.VeraIn Asia and Middle East they are making a killing with those products.
Fair enough. Seeing what Jay did with them was actually really cool. I'm thinking of doing a White and Gold build myself. Might just have to pick something similar.
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#11
Arctucas
How about high performance RAM without all the garish crap?
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#13
Prima.Vera
lexluthermiesterFair enough. Seeing what Jay did with them was actually really cool. I'm thinking of doing a White and Gold build myself. Might just have to pick something similar.
Was just looking to that video and was thinking myself. Damn, nothing beats gold with BLACK! I donno, the white color just doesn't match properly with gold in my opinion.
Btw, is there a video with the final build, or not yet? :)
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#14
Vario
ArbitraryAffectionI'm pretty sure that even Intel CPUs are not "easily" running 4.2 GHz kits.

Also these golden modules look awful imo.
Mine can run 2x module at that speed but I am not sure about 8x.
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#15
lexluthermiester
Prima.VeraWas just looking to that video and was thinking myself. Damn, nothing beats gold with BLACK! I donno, the white color just doesn't match properly with gold in my opinion.
Interesting. I actually like the White and Gold with the Black accents. Looks really elegant to me. But Black and Gold looks good too.
Prima.VeraBtw, is there a video with the final build, or not yet? :)
He's working on it still.
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#16
hat
Enthusiast
If you havin RAM problems I feel bad for you son, I got 99 problems but my bling ain't one.
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#17
lexluthermiester
Prima.VeraBtw, is there a video with the final build, or not yet? :)
Here's the finish;
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