G.Skill is updating its popular Trident Z Neo memory to 4,000MHz (effective) speeds, which places it right in the so-called 'sweet spot' for AMD Ryzen 5000 processors. With a bit of luck, you'll be running at the optimal 1:1 ratio across memory, Infinity Fabric, and memory controller in no time.The new chips from AMD launched today, and we've already taken a long ol' look at the Ryzen 9 5900X to see what it's made of. It packs a punch in gaming, I can tell you that much, and it's already basically sold out everywhere. Ah, not so good.At least you can prepare yourself for the chip's triumphant return by purchasing everything else you'll be needing for a great AMD gaming PC, including speedy low-latency RAM. G.Skill recently launched some 'extreme low-latency' memory across its various ranges, which features timings as low as CL14, but today we're looking at something that hits a decent balance of speed and latency for AMD's new Zen 3 chips.G.Skill's Trident Z Neo memory will now be available in DDR4-4000 CL16 configurations, which will offer a decent blend of speed and latency for AMD Ryzen builds. G.Skill is rolling out in both 16GB and 32GB capacity kits. If you want 64GB, you'll have to settle for lower latencies at CL18.All kits are built with Samsung B-die chips.
