G.Skill has announced a new ultra-capacity memory kit designed for Intel’s X99 platform. The latest memory kit from G.Skill includes eight 16 GB modules for a total capacity of 128 GB. This isn’t the first 128 GB memory kit from the company, but this is the fastest memory that G.Skill has ever made available in such a package.
Formerly, 2800 MHz DDR4 with CL 15-15-15-35 was the fastest memory kit available from G.Skill in this capacity, but the company’s new Ripjaws 4 128 GB kit boasts CL14-14-14-34 timings on memory operating at 3000 MHz. G.Skill said the new memory is compliant with the latest Intel XMP2.0 standard for quad-channel X99 systems.
The 128 GB DDR4 kits operating at 3000 MHz will be available through G.Skill’s authorized distribution channels starting at the end of January.
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