G.Skill Trident Z5 RGB schwarz UDIMM 32GB Kit, DDR5-7200, CL34-45-45-115

Der Wechsel auf die DDR5-Plattform vor gut einem Jahr war holprig. Schlechte Verfügbarkeit, hohe Preise und kaum Leistungsvorteile gegenüber DDR4. Welche Vor- oder auch Nachteile DDR5 gegenüber konkret DDR4 hat, haben wir bereits beleuchtet. Mit den Raptor-Lake-Prozessoren und den neuen DRAM-Chips dreht sich die Taktschraube bei DDR5 nun aber weiter. 7.000+ MT/s sind zu erreichen. Mit den entsprechenden Kits von Corsair und G.Skill wollen wir uns heute zwei dieser schnellen Speicherkits anschauen und ausloten, ob es sich lohnt, derart in den Arbeitsspeicher zu investieren.

G.SKILL has been behind some of the best RAM kits to hit the market as far back as I can remember and the Trident Z5 RGB 7200MHz CL34 Dual-Channel Kit is no exception. Stock performance is very good and as for overclocking headroom 8GHz at 1.45V is a great result, especially with these timings (since from this review i moved from the Radeon RX 7900 XT i've been using to the GeForce RTX 4070 i also added Achieved FPS in my Forza Horizon 5 charts). Being able to choose between 3 dozen or so kits available in black, white and silver color (alas not all of them) is also a great thing G.SKILL has going for their Trident Z5 RGB line. Now if i had to nitpick my sole concern would be that this kit is only XMP 3.0 compatible so it may not be ideal for AMD systems (EXPO) but i did test it on my X670E Taichi/Ryzen 7900X rig and it worked without issue (still that might not be the case with every motherboard out there).

This G.SKILL Trident Z5 DDR5-7200 gives hardcore gamers and PC enthusiasts a great introduction into the next evolution of DDR5 performance grade memory, leading towards the best performance Intel Raptor Lake has to offer users. Using SK Hynix A-Die ICs, it also allows some exciting overclocking adventures as well. G.SKILL continues to be at the forefront of newest technologies that enter the consumer market, helping systems reach peak performance time after time. G.SKILL has yet to disappoint or produce a unworthy product bearing the the Trident Z5 series name.