G.SKILL, is announcing its DDR5 Trident Z5 memories that will be released in three models, DDR5-5600, DDR5-6000 and DDR5-6400, in a 32GB kit, two 16GB modules. The 6400 MT / s frequency DDR5 memory will be CL 36-36-36-76, made with Samsung circuitry.
In the design of the new Trident Z5, the heat sink of previous generations is maintained. The new models will arrive in metallic silver or matt black. The RGB bar is located at the top of the modules, occupying the full width of the memory. Lighting can be customized using the G.SKILL Trident Z Lighting Control software, which also allows light effects to be applied and lights synchronized with other PC components if the motherboard has an application that supports the functionality.
Trident Z5 & Trident Z5 RGB Extreme Performance DDR5 Memory Trailer
The Trident Z5 and Trident Z5 RGB DDR5 memory kits will launch worldwide next month. However, the manufacturer G.SKILL has not announced the prices for now, which should be at least 30% more expensive than DDR4 memory.
With Intel Alder Lake processors arriving this month, Intel’s first generation with support for DDR5 memory, and AMD confirming that the Ryzen 7000 will launch in 2022 that will also be compatible with next-generation RAM, manufacturers are beginning to announce their products.
In addition to G.SKILL, other companies such as Corsair, Zadak and TeamGroup have already presented their DDR5 modules.
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