Team MSI managed to break the world record

G.Skill is quite present at the Computex 2018 show and while it brought some impressive memory kits to show, including the first DDR4-5066MHz 2x8GB kit and the fastest 32GB (4x8GB) DDR4-4600 kit, it is also hosting the 7th Annual OC World Record Stage and the 5th Annual OC World Cup, where another world record was broken by Team MSI by hitting DDR4-5543 on LN2.

Dual-channel Trident Z DDR4 kit running at 5000MHz

G.Skill sent out a new press notice announcing that it managed to hit DDR4-5000MHz overclocked setting running on just air by using its Trident Z DDR4 memory kit based on Samsung B-die ICs.

Fastest memory kit with RGB heatsink

After showing off DDR4-4800 kit at the Computex show back in June last year and breaking the world record by getting its resident overclocker to push it to 5,500MHz just a few days later, G.Skill has now officially announced its fastest 16GB DDR4-4700 DDR4 Trident Z RGB memory kit.

In three camouflage designs

G.Skill has unveiled its newest Sniper X DDR4 memory series which will be available in capacities of up to 128GB, frequencies of up to 3600MHz and in three camouflage designs.

Quad-channel (4x16GB) 64GB kit for SFFs

G.Skill has announced its newest 64GB (4x16GB) quad-channel DDR4-3466 CL17 SO-DIMM kit, aimed to be used with those mini-ITX X299 motherboards.

Running at 4,000MHz at CL18

G.Skill did not leave any breathing room to Corsair as it has just announced its own 32GB (4x8GB) quad-channel DDR4 SO-DIMM kit running at 4,000MHz with CL18 latency.

Part of the Trident Z RGB lineup

G.Skill has announced yet another member of its Trident Z RGB memory kit lineup, the 32GB (4x8GB) DDR4-4266 memory kit running at tight CL17 latency.

Part of G.Skill's Trident Z series

G.Skill has announced its fastest high-capacity Trident Z memory kit with four 8GB modules working at 4400MHz.

From 3200MHz to 3800MHz

G.Skill has released a rather interesting set of SO-DIMM DDR4 memory kits that will be available in 32GB or 64GB capacities and range from 3200MHz to 3800MHz.

Four modules based on Samsung B-die ICs

G.Skill has shown off its latest quad-channel memory kit that will be a part of the Trident Z RGB series and run at 4266MHz.