Designed with a concentrate on Intel’s newest 11th era Rocket Lake processors and the brand new reminiscence controller ratios, G.Skill has introduced a wave of latest reminiscence kits designed to squeeze as a lot efficiency out of the platform. The new reminiscence kits for Z590 and Rocket Lake function speeds of as much as DDR4-5333. They might be made obtainable throughout a number of traces of its vary, together with the premium Trident Z Royal, Trident Z RGB, and the extra inexpensive Ripjaw V collection.
With reminiscence efficiency and management getting some further options with Intel’s 11th gen desktop, the Z590 chipset with Rocket Lake processors now helps geared reminiscence ratios between the reminiscence controller and the DRAM information charges. The potential of Intel’s reminiscence controller in a 1:1 gear ratio can range, actually underneath ambient cooling strategies, and never all of Intel’s silicon can deal with such excessive frequencies. This is the place the gear ratio possibility turns into helpful, taking a few of the pressure off the reminiscence controller and permitting for prime frequencies, with G.Skill capitalizing on this with its new reminiscence kits as much as DDR4-5333.
G.Skill’s Trident Z Royal DDR4 Memory in Gold
The new G.Skill reminiscence kits designed for Intel’s Z590 (with Rocket Lake) begin from DDR4-4266 with CL19 rankings, with two obtainable capacities: dual-channel 32 GB (2×16) and 64 GB (2×32) kits. Also set to be obtainable embrace DDR4-4400 kits with CL17 and CL18 latencies, together with an working voltage of 1.50 V in each the 32 GB and 16 GB kits.
Moving up, there’s one equipment of DDR4-4600 with CL20 with a complete capability of 64 GB (2 x 32 GB) and three totally different flavors of DDR4-4800; CL17 and CL18 with 2 x eight GB kits, and CL20 with 2 x 16 GB. There’s one 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) equipment at DDR4-5066 with CL19 and an working voltage of 1.6 V, with one equipment maxing out at DDR4-5333 and CL21 latencies, with 2 x eight GB reminiscence sticks.
| G.Skill Memory For Intel Z590 (Rocket Lake) | |||
| Rating (MT/s) | Latency | Voltage | Capacity |
| DDR4-4266 | 19-26-26-46 19-26-26-46 |
1.45 V 1.50 V |
32 GB (2 x 16 GB) 64 GB (2 x 32 GB) |
| DDR4-4400 | 17-18-18-38 18-24-24-44 |
1.50 V 1.50 V |
32 GB (2 x 16 GB) 16 GB (2 x eight GB) |
| DDR4-4600 | 20-30-30-50 | 1.50 V | 64 GB (2 x 32 GB) |
| DDR4-4800 | 17-19-19-39 19-28-28-48 20-30-30-50 |
1.60 V 1.50 V 1.55 V |
16 GB (2 x eight GB) 16 GB (2 x eight GB) 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) |
| DDR4-5066 | 20-30-30-50 | 1.60 V | 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) 16 GB (2 x eight GB) |
| DDR4-5333 | 22-32-32-52 | 1.60 V | 16 GB (2 x eight GB) |
G.Skill has introduced that its new Rocket Lake and Z590 kits have been validated on the ASUS ROG Strix Z590-E Gaming WIFI, the ASUS ROG Maximus XIII Apex, and MSI’s MEG Z590I Unify motherboards with an Intel Core i9-11900Ok processor. G.Skill additionally said that its DDR4-4800 CL17 16 GB (2 x eight GB) equipment makes use of Samsung B-die reminiscence chips however did not specify if this was the case throughout its vary.
At the time of writing, G.Skill hasn’t given us any pricing, however they’re anticipated to launch in Q2 2021. With reminiscence costs set to rise all year long, these kits aren’t more likely to be low-cost. The G.Skill Trident Z Royal and Trident Z RGB will possible function on the increased finish of the pricing spectrum, with its Ripjaw Z collection sitting as its entry level.
