Specifically, the 64GB DDR5 kit consists of two 32GB DDR5 dual-channel memory sticks, capable of running at sustained speeds of 6000MHz, and are designed to work with Intel’s latest 12th generation Core series desktop CPUs and Z690 chipset motherboards. Other specifications of the G.Skill’s new memory kit include CL timings of 30-40-40-96. As for availability, G.Skill’s new Trident Z5 RGB series DDR5-6000 memory kit is expected to hit markets globally sometime during the second quarter of this year. Pricing is still unknown, but given its high-performance status, it is safe to say that the new memory kit isn’t going to come cheap.
