G.Skill DDR5-6000 & DDR5-6400 Large Memory Kits 256GB & 128GB for AMD Intel Setups Revealed

G.Skill unveils new large capacity DDR5 memory kits. Explore the 256GB DDR5-6000 CL32 for AMD EXPO and the 128GB DDR5-6400 CL36 for Intel XMP setups.
G.Skill DDR5-6000 & DDR5-6400 Large Memory Kits 256GB & 128GB for AMD Intel Setups Revealed

G.Skill Reveals Big DDR5-6000 and DDR5-6400 Memory Kits

Memory maker G.Skill has shown off two new big DDR5 memory kits, pushed up to DDR5-6000 CL32 and DDR5-6400 CL36. This news is key as it tackles a big issue where fast memory could only be small size due to things going wrong often.

Beating High-Speed Big Size Limits

Before, high speeds like DDR5-6400 were only in small 24GB or 48GB kits due to problems with bigger ones. G.Skill's new options fix this, now giving stable 64GB kits at high speeds. This lets users set up big memory sizes without losing speed.

The Big New Kits

G.Skill made these new kits for AMD and Intel setups:

  • 256GB DDR5-6000 Kit for AMD Setups
    • Size: 256GB (4x64GB)
    • Speed & Timings: DDR5-6000 CL32-44-44-96
    • Tuning: AMD EXPO, good for Ryzen 7000 and newer.
  • 128GB DDR5-6400 Kit for Intel Setups
    • Size: 128GB (2x64GB)
    • Speed & Timings: DDR5-6400 CL36-44-44-102
    • Tuning: Intel XMP 3.0, good for Intel-based setups.

Who Should Use These and Why

These memory kits are for users needing both big size and top performance. This covers gamers with big game worlds and pros making stations for making content, AI work, or other big data jobs.

Though not the top in pushing limits, these kits give strong performance right away without extra tuning.

Lines and Working Well With Others

The new kits will be out in G.Skill's known memory lines, including:

  • Trident Z5 RGB
  • Trident Z5 Neo RGB
  • Flare X5

For working well, these kits fit with new motherboards that can use DDR5 and 64GB memory kits. G.Skill says a simple BIOS update should be all you need for these new kits.

Prices and When to Buy

G.Skill hasn't said prices for these new memory kits yet. They should be in stores and online soon, likely costing a lot as they are big and work well.

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