G.Skill breaks 4x8GB RGB DDR4 speed record with 4,266MHz kit

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13-10-2017, 03:59 PM
HEXUS

G.Skill breaks 4x8GB RGB DDR4 speed record with 4,266MHz kit

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The need for speed.

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13-10-2017, 04:26 PM
rabidmunkee

Re: G.Skill breaks 4x8GB RGB DDR4 speed record with 4,266MHz kit

"making it the fastest currently available RGB memory in a 4x8GB configuration."
Priceless.. or is that pointless
13-10-2017, 04:29 PM
CAT-THE-FIFTH

Re: G.Skill breaks 4x8GB RGB DDR4 speed record with 4,266MHz kit

RAM companies have lost the plot entirely. I got 16GB of 2400MHZ DDR4 for only £56 this year. Even if I get around to buying a new CPU,I will be using that RAM,since I am not paying £100s to get for a few FPS increase in games.

I mean £500 gets you an XBox One X!!
13-10-2017, 08:55 PM
DevDrake

Re: G.Skill breaks 4x8GB RGB DDR4 speed record with 4,266MHz kit

Cool, another step towards DDR5.
Just bring them already :)

£500 for 32GB ? No, just no.
13-10-2017, 09:30 PM
Rubarb

Re: G.Skill breaks 4x8GB RGB DDR4 speed record with 4,266MHz kit

still looks like candy sticks :S
13-10-2017, 09:32 PM
Rubarb

Re: G.Skill breaks 4x8GB RGB DDR4 speed record with 4,266MHz kit

have to add too ...... New ram is over priced
14-10-2017, 02:23 PM
Fury559

Re: G.Skill breaks 4x8GB RGB DDR4 speed record with 4,266MHz kit

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Originally Posted by CAT-THE-FIFTH

RAM companies have lost the plot entirely. I got 16GB of 2400MHZ DDR4 for only £56 this year. Even if I get around to buying a new CPU,I will be using that RAM,since I am not paying £100s to get for a few FPS increase in games.

I mean £500 gets you an XBox One X!!

RAM costing £150 for 2x8GB now is making me keep my older 3570k, I want to change it out for the 8700k but with no stock and RAM being pricy it's hard to upgrade when all I want it for is BF1 and newer AAA games.
15-10-2017, 09:21 AM
LyntonB

Re: G.Skill breaks 4x8GB RGB DDR4 speed record with 4,266MHz kit

I'm still trying to work out if anything is actually 'faster' than 3200/3000 when it seems all they really do is raise cas latency. perhaps this is ok in non fps scenarios but then rgb really?