It's a known fact that LED lighting makes computer parts run faster, right? Right!? Okay maybe not—but that hasn't stopped memory makers from loading their RAM to the gills with flashy LEDs. With ...

We take a look at G.Skill’s Trident Z RGB 32GB Memory Kit. There’s been a massive movement for RGB. We’ve seen it not only flood our peripherals but lately, the craze has been hitting our components ...

You can’t get them quite in time for the holidays, but PC enthusiasts take note: G.Skill just announced blazing-fast new Trident Z DDR4 RAM kits with customizable RGB lighting. Yes, LED lights on your ...

It’s never been so easy to build a showpiece computer system. With the rise of RGB and tempered glass cases, you can completely customize your setup to become the centerpiece of a whole room. Today, ...

G.SKILL is thrilled to release new ultra-high capacity Trident Z RGB DDR4 memory kits based on 16GB modules designed for Intel X99 and Z270 platforms. Since the widely-acclaimed launch of Trident Z ...

G.Skill has announced that it has expanded its Trident Z family by adding further unnecessary frills. If the existing Trident Z Royal DDR4 memory modules with crystalline RGB light bar were a bit ...

G.Skill is known for its flashy DDR4 RAM emblazoned with RGB lighting but none are quite as extravagant as its Trident Z Royal series - after all, it's in the name. If you thought it couldn't get more ...

“Trident Z5 RGB series DDR5 memory is designed for ultra-high performance on DDR5 platforms. Featuring a sleek and streamlined aluminum heat spreader design, available in metallic silver or matte ...

G.SKILL is a name known for creating high-performance memory for PCs. Still, today's announcement from the company is a little different in that it marks the arrival of the opulent, shiny, and ...

With AMD's new Ryzen 3000 processors making the rounds, we're seeing support from the company's hardware partners who are delivering fresh products including a slew of new X570 motherboards and new ...

G.SKILL is still churning out high-speed memory kits for overclockers and enthusiasts, pushing the frequency limits with increasingly faster RAM built from cherry picked memory chips. The result is ...

Once news broke about G.Skill's newest memory, we jumped to email them and shamelessly asked for a 16GB kit at 4600MHz. That request was denied due to a lack of that speeds availability, but was told ...