G.Skill Lights Up Trident Z Memory Kits With RGB LEDs

[kewlguy239]

G.Skill announced a new Trident Z-branded memory kit with RGB LED lights.

G.Skill Lights Up Trident Z Memory Kits With RGB LEDs : Read more

 

[IceMyth]

I wish if there were more pictures or a video, but love these colors. A question I would like to know, any MB/CPU supports the 4,266MHz speed?

 

[memadmax]

Thats pretty.
Too bad not in time for christmas =(

 

[Lutfij]

ICEMYTH
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPx0LNzgQm4

 

[captaincharisma]

congrats to the PC enthusiast community for giving manufacturers new ways to up the costs of there products lol

 

[kewlguy239]

I wish if there were more pictures or a video, but love these colors. A question I would like to know, any MB/CPU supports the 4,266MHz speed?

Not any motherboard will support memory speeds above 2133MHz (the DDR4 standard). To use the XMP profile and hit the 4266MHz, a Z170 or X99 (or soon a Z270) platform is required. H110, B150 and H170 motherboards don't support higher frequencies via XMP. Some of the higher-clocked memory kits also need a better CPU, with some recommending a Core i7 processor to achieve the desired speed.

Without full specifications from G.Skill, I'm afraid I can't speak to these particular kits of RAM past those few assumptions. But I'll update this article soon as G.Skill gives us something solid to report.

Thanks for reading!

 

[jasonelmore]

does it require external power like Geil RGB sticks? external power connections make RGB pointless imo because all those wires ruin the aesthetic.

 

[IceMyth]

ICEMYTH
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPx0LNzgQm4

Thank you

Now I am sure I will get these instead of Corsair RGB ones.

I wish if there were more pictures or a video, but love these colors. A question I would like to know, any MB/CPU supports the 4,266MHz speed?

Not any motherboard will support memory speeds above 2133MHz (the DDR4 standard). To use the XMP profile and hit the 4266MHz, a Z170 or X99 (or soon a Z270) platform is required. H110, B150 and H170 motherboards don't support higher frequencies via XMP. Some of the higher-clocked memory kits also need a better CPU, with some recommending a Core i7 processor to achieve the desired speed.

Without full specifications from G.Skill, I'm afraid I can't speak to these particular kits of RAM past those few assumptions. But I'll update this article soon as G.Skill gives us something solid to report.

Thanks for reading!

Thank you, as all MB I saw they maxed at 3.4k OC so I was wondering if any MB supports that speed.

 

[AgentOJ]

Never really liked G.skill RAM design it just looks childish? Dont know really just my opinion lol.

 

[wifiburger]

yeah I see, you know what I think of lights in a computer case ! or a window case for that matter, it always looks like shit with wires around or pisses you off at night with lights show that light up your entire house floor !

 

[captaincharisma]

yeah I see, you know what I think of lights in a computer case ! or a window case for that matter, it always looks like shit with wires around or pisses you off at night with lights show that light up your entire house floor !

then you have made it clearly obvious it is not for you 😀

 

[xapoc]

Discotheque time!

 

[RomeoReject]

Love all the comments on this as if G.Skill is going to come to their house and force them to use RGB lighting.

Don't like it? That's totally fine! Just don't buy it.

 

[AgentUnknown]

@ROMEOREJECT Oh come on, admit it! They held you hostage and told you to buy it or ELSE!

 

[captaincharisma]

Love all the comments on this as if G.Skill is going to come to their house and force them to use RGB lighting.

Don't like it? That's totally fine! Just don't buy it.

i always have a laugh at comments like these. like it is a crime to make a negative comment on a product and then someone plays the "they are not forcing you to buy it" card like they have stock in the company

 

[RomeoReject]

Love all the comments on this as if G.Skill is going to come to their house and force them to use RGB lighting.

Don't like it? That's totally fine! Just don't buy it.

i always have a laugh at comments like these. like it is a crime to make a negative comment on a product and then someone plays the "they are not forcing you to buy it" card like they have stock in the company

Have you seen the replies on literally any RGB product on this site? They're not "well the lights seem superfluous". They're "OH MY GOD, RGB IS KILLING THE INDUSTRY, WHAT A WASTE OF A GOOD PRODUCT."