GSKill Trident Z 4133Mhz RGB CL19 DDR4 Dual Channel Memory Review @ Hardware Asylum

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Hello Everyone,The title may be long but 4133Mhz memory on the Z270 is no laughing matter, and now you can show off your extreme speed with some sweet RGB LEDs.Subject: GSKill Trident Z 4133Mhz RGB CL19 DDR4 Dual Channel Memory Review ( -at -) Hardware AsylumURL: http://www.hardwareasylum.com/reviews/memory/tridentz_rgb-4133c19Quote: The GSKill Trident Z 4133Mhz memory kit is a little unique in that the module speed is well beyond the norm but, still efficient enough to run the RGB LEDs using the same voltage set aside to power the RAM module.A news posting would be smashing.ThanksDennis Garciahttp://www.hardwareasylum.com

 

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