G.Skill RAM products consistently come out on top.The company began posting teasers for its DDR5 products on social media, it is deserving of some consideration.

Unfortunately, the video teaser isn't very informative, and other businesses have provided more information in the past.  That might very well mean that we will continue to see the wide range of offerings that have come to characterize the Trident Z DDR4 family of products, including the Royal, Neo, RGB, and other related lines.

From the Trident Z teaser, it appears like G.Skill will introduce DDR5 in its most premium memory series, to match the high-end OC-ready CPUs that Intel will use to kick off its Alder Lake rollout with the Trident Z. Clients seeking non-flashy performance (such as G.Skill's RipJaws, Sniper, Eco and Value modules) would likely have to wait, just as Alder Lake's mainstream clients have had to do in the past. It is predicted that Intel's Alder Lake CPUs, motherboards, and accessories, such as these memory modules, will be available in late October, with general availability beginning in November.