The capacity of this set is 16GB*2, the voltage is 1.4V, the frequency is DDR5-7600, and the timing is 36-46-46-7600.

According to the official, the Trident Z5 RGB series represents Yiqi’s masterpiece for the new generation of DDR5 memory. Adhering to the insistence on performance and quality, each group uses carefully selected high-performance IC and ultra-high-grade materials. , not only provides overclocking potential but also ensures absolute stability under extreme high-speed operation.

Not long ago, G.Skill announced the shipment of DDR5-8000 models, which are expected to be available in the near future.

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The DDR5-7200 is the highest frequency DDR5 memory currently available after Ambrose Technology also announced its gaming brand T-FORCE’s DDR5-7200 memory sticks, also for CL34 timings. The latest DDR5-7200 memory uses the Hynix A-die chip, which has a higher frequency compared to the previous Hynix M-Die, sources said.

Not long ago, Chips announced the new DDR5-8000 CL40-49-49 2x16GB memory. This DDR5-8000 memory was paired with a 13th generation Intel Core i9-13900K processor and ASUS ROG MAXIMUS Z790 Apex motherboard with BIOS version 0702, and in AIDA64 tests reached 124 GB/s read, 120 GB/s write, and 118 GB/s copy speeds. 118 GB/s.

DDR5 memory currently on the market starts with the 4800 specifications, with the highest specification already available as DDR5-7200, and the newly announced DDR5-8000 specification from Trident Z5 RGB is expected to be launched later.

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