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.

Gigabyte decided to supplement its Xtreme Gaming series of graphics cards with three new models, following the recent launch of 5 other items. The GV-N970Xtreme C-4GD, Gigabyte GV-N980Xtreme C-4GD and GV-N98Xtreme C-6GD greenhorns come with a modified design and adjusted clocks. The triplet is bundled with a brand OC Guru II utility to further enhance the cards’ performance.



Each model from Gigabyte Xtreme series boasts independent specifications to satisfy the needs of various customers. The only analogous feature is a set of integrated video interfaces: 1x HDMI, 1x DVI-I and 3x DisplayPort.


Gigabyte GV-N970Xtreme C-4GD rests upon Nvidia GM204-200 GPU (1664 CUDA cores), running at 1051/1178 MHz frequency. It is accompanied by 4 GB of GDDR5 memory (256-bit rail) that operates at 7100 MHz efficient frequency level. Gigabyte GV-N980Xtreme C-4GD is based on Nvidia GM204-400 GPU with 2048 CUDA cores; its base/dynamic frequency showings equal to 1127/1216 MHz. This model …

Lian Li has recently introduced three new PC chassis compatible with the motherboards of mini-ITX standard. Codenamed PC-Q27, PC-Q28 and PC-Q30, these cases replenished the 'Q' series and are called to replace more out-dated predecessors. The first two models in the row replace the earlier launched PC-Q07 and PC-Q25, while PC-Q30 is only a prototype that substantially differs from from its companions.



All three models are distinguished by a quite new approach to the motherboard fixture. Hence, instead of traditional trays, Lian Li employs two rails that fix the board. What is more, the designer has implemented quite a different system of side panels mounting.


The first PC case, PC-Q27, features 200x321x240 mm dimensions and is estimated for the installation of a single 5.25-inch drive, two 3.5-inch bays that support the installation of drives of 2.5-inch form-factor. The integrated cooling system consists of a single frontal 120 mm fan.


The second model, PC-Q28, is …