G.Skill Memory at the 2025 Computex introduced its latest, high-performance gaming PC memory. We begin our tour with the new Trident Z5 NeoX RGB memory kit that ticks at a whopping DDR5-10600, with timings of CL58-63-63, and comes in densities of 24 GB per module. As a "Neo" branded kit from G.Skill, it comes with an EXPO profile for this speed, but which engages a UClk:MClk divider. G.Skill showed us the proof of its pudding on a machine powered by a Ryzen 5 8500G "Phoenix 2" processor, with a memory speed of 5300 MHz (DDR5-10600), timings of 62-63-63-126, and memory voltage of 1.4 V, in what is one of the highest memory overclocks for the AMD platform.

Next up, is possibly the world's fastest CAMM2 module, offering speeds of DDR5-10000 and 64 GB of density (2-channels or 4 sub-channels), and timings of CL56-70-70. A CAMM2 module is a dual-channel memory module designed to minimize vertical PCB footprint next to the CPU socket, which should benefit enthusiasts and overclockers. The speed was validated on a machine powered by a Core Ultra 9 285K processor. Winding things up is the white Trident Z5 NeoX RGB which ticks at DDR5-10747, with CL68-128-128, and validated on an Intel 285K platform. The Trident Z5 NeoX RGB comes in three bright colors of white, orange and fluorescent green.