G.Skill Trident Z5 RGB schwarz UDIMM 32GB Kit, DDR5-6400, CL32-39-39-102

G.Skill ist wahrscheinlich eine der bekanntesten Marken im Desktop-Arbeitsspeicher Markt und natürlich hat der Hersteller aus Taiwan auch für den neuen DDR5-Standard diverse interessante SKUs im Angebot, von denen wir heute endlich eines für euch testen dürfen. Konkret handelt es sich um ein Trident Z5 RGB Kit mit silbernen Kühlkörpern und DDR5-6400 CL32 XMP Profil, das wir natürlich auch übertakten, zerlegen und bis ins letzte Detail genauestens unter die Lupe nehmen werden.

G.Skill is probably one of the best-known brands in the desktop memory market and of course, the Taiwanese manufacturer also has several interesting SKUs for the new DDR5 standard on offer, of which we finally get to test one for you today. Specifically, it’s a Trident Z5 RGB kit with silver heatsinks and DDR5-6400 CL32 XMP profile, which we will of course overclock, disassemble and scrutinize down to the last detail.

G.Skill does have a really outstanding CL32 memory kit available with the TridentZ5, at 6400 MHz, this memory kicks ass, however, the 550 EUR price tag makes it difficult to justify a purchase. You get DIMMs with a lifetime guarantee and a programmable RGB system for that price. If you ever convert to a motherboard with a green theme instead of a red color theme, you may adjust your DIMMs RGB LEDs to match. The TridentZ5 series DIMMs are a powerful product series aimed at a very specialized set of people: those who want the uber-fast things at the upper end of the range and with a niche-designed PC, then enthusiast-class PC gamer. The new DDR5 standard allows for greater frequencies at lower working voltages, but at the penalty of increased latencies. Given this, it makes it logical for G.Skill to provide a variety of DDR5 families and wide options to choose from. Purchase the Ripjaws S5 5200 MHz as a good starting point for fans seeking progressively higher performance, and for the enthusiasts and tweakers, the Tested CL32 6400 MHz TridentZ5 series. We'll stick to our earlier recommendations. 5,200MT/s at CL will be enough; CL 36, is certainly more suggested, and CL32 is fantastic but at a high expense. In terms of performance, G.Skill delivers a renowned kit that, in our opinion, is worth extra money over a similar-capacity 5,200MT/s set? Well, that's a question that only you the end-user can answer. Regardlessly, this is a fantastic memory kit to own.