It’s claimed that the G.SKILL company has announced the world fastest DDR4 RAM memory set, which will be retailed soon.

 

This kit includes Trident Z RGB modules, made of hand-picked high-end components. The frequency reaches 4,700 MHz, the timing rates are CL19-19-19-39. The mem operates at the 1.45 volt power supply.

 

The set offers two modules of the 8 GB capacity. Thus, the total volume comes to 16 GB. The novelty is tested as part of a system, based on the MSI Z370I Gaming Pro Carbon AC and the Intel Core i7-8700K processor of the Coffee Lake (6 computing cores; 3.7–4.7 GHz) generation. The upper part of modules is decorated with the RGB-illumination. The memory kit supports the XMP 2.0 technology, facilitating overclock.

 

Trident Z RGB DDR4-4700 (2 × 8 GB) will hit the shelves next quarter. The specialty, aimed at powerful gaming systems, will be on sale at the so long unknown price.

Cooler Master, a Taiwanese designer of prime-quality PC hardware, started selling its fresh Cosmos SE (codename COS-5000-KKN1) chassis. The product is developed in mid-tower form-factor and positions itself as a miniature copy of the earlier released Cosmos II full-tower model. The latest entry distinguishes itself by an extraordinary design and an unbelievable capaciousness. The steel and aluminum case has got a totally black coating (interior and exterior); it features 264x569x524 mm dimensions.



The Cosmos SE is delivered in two framework variations: with absolutely blind side panels and with a stylish acrylic window. In order to provide comfort during transportation, Cooler Master has furnished the chassis with convenient carrying handles. The frontal facet is rich in six USB ports (a pair of 3.0 and four 2.0 ports) and in a dedicated button for the fan backlight adjustment.


This chassis model supports standard ATX and even larger motherboards (micro-ATX and E-ATX), as …

The sale of Hdplex H5 case, meant for a passive cooling system assembling, started in fall. Inner components are constructed to be passively chilled down and work noiselessly. In fact, the Hdplex H5 framework constitutes a big heatsink dissipating heat outwards. With the help of the copper base heat from the processing unit is carried over heat pipes to the left side panel of the case.



The news is that lately this CPU passive cooling system has gone on sale as a standalone product, the supply set of which offers a copper base, an aluminium heat dissipator, eight 6 mm copper heat pipes, a portion of thermal grease and fittings for mounting on LGA115x Intel CPUs.


The system from Hdplex costs $65.