Tom's Hardware Ask Me Anything – G.SKILL

By The Editors of Tom's Hardware
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Ever wanted to ask one of the big hardware or software giants something directly? Why’d they do that? Where’d the idea come from for that last product? What’s in store next? Well, now you have the chance!

Tom’s Hardware is proud to announce the next in a series of our brand new community feature – ASK ME ANYTHING.
 
On Wednesday, September 25th, we’ll be hosting a Tom’s Hardware “Ask Me Anything”, and our guests will be official representatives from G.SKILL!
 
This thread will be unlocked, open and live for 24 hours starting at 9:00 p.m. eastern on September 25th, and questions will be moderated and supervised by Tom’s Community Manager, Joe Pishgar, and a full team of Senior Moderators.
 
Ask Me Anything Rules
• No tech support questions, as these require in-depth personal follow-up and diagnostics.
• All Rules of Conduct apply.
• Keep questions direct and to the point.
• Avoid opinion bias - ie: "Why are all your products awesome/bad/smelly?"
• Be respectful of our guests, no insults, no leading questions.
• Do not post duplicate questions, or repost your question multiple times.
• Not all questions may be answered. Questions may not be answered in the order in which they are received or posted.
 
Only registered users will be able to ask questions, so if you haven’t yet, be sure to register now for your chance to participate!
 
The official representatives will reply periodically over the time the AMA is active using a recognized and verified account.
 
Please join us on this date to throw your questions into the mix and ask G.SKILL what you've always wanted to ask!
 
What: Ask Me Anything – G.SKILL
When: Wednesday, September 25th, 9:00 p.m. EDT
Where: Tom’s Hardware Community Forum: Memory
Who: Kay, Product Engineer, Mark, Product Marketing Engineer and Tim, US Tech Support
 
Hit the jump here for a link to the AMA thread itself and bookmark for quick and easy access when the AMA opens for questions.
 
See you on the forums!
 
~ The Tom’s Hardware Community Team

The Editors of Tom's Hardware
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12 Comments Comment from the forums
  • tonyzet
    Why and when should i pick G.SKILL over other companies?
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  • stevejnb
    Stupid question. Ignore please.
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  • rolli59
    Already have my question ready!
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  • Cwright7930
    How do you keep your pricing so consistent through multiple ranges? Like your X series goes from 1600 - 2400 yet all remains around the same price point.
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  • kevikom
    What is the future of memory... not just with your company but Memory in general.... I ahve seen a lot of posibilities from using so called memristors to TSVs for stacked memory to combined CPU/GPU memory...each promising insane bandwidth... but in the real world, what will we see in the next couple years
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  • will1220
    11593487 said:
    Why and when should i pick G.SKILL over other companies?

    Because they are the HIGHEST rated memory module manufacturer. If you don't believe me, go to newegg and go memory > desktop memory and sort by "Best Rating" set page to list view and view 100 items per page. See how many of their products are on the list (hint: They have the top 7 highest rated spots and a total of 58 of the 100 spots)

    I have used G.Skill for more than two dozen computer builds and never had a single one be DOA or not last the lifetime of the computer.
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  • bharatwd
    When can we expect a DDR4 3200...Also, with DDR4, would consumers require dual or quad channels or will we be able to get the same bandwidth on a single channel?
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  • bharatwd
    When can we expect a DDR4 3200...Also, with DDR4, would consumers require dual or quad channels or will we be able to get the same bandwidth on a single channel?
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  • damric
    How about some ddr3-2000cl7 flares?
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  • Amdlova
    why memory with 1.5v uses heat spreader? why not leave it with small height even the sniper don't fit on motherboard with my epic tower coolers.
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