G.Skill releases 3800MHz SO-DIMM memory kits for MITX HEDT motherboards

I wonder if anybody aside from ASRock makes a board for this?

G.Skill releases 3800MHz SO-DIMM memory kits for MITX HEDT motherboards

G.Skill releases 3800MHz SO-DIMM memory kits for MITX HEDT motherboards

G.Skill has released what may be their most niche memory kit to date, offering support for speeds of up to 3800MHz in quad channel mode in a SO-DIMM form factor. This new memory kit is designed for MITX HEDT motherboards, though the only board that comes to mind here is ASRock's recently announced X299E-ITX/ac motherboard.
 
At Computex 2017 G.Skill introduced their first 3466MHz SO-DIMM memory kits, with today's new 3800MHz kits showcasing a tremendous leap in memory performance for just four short months. 
 

  

G.Skill releases 3800MHz SO-DIMM memory kits for MITX HEDT motherboards

 
G.Skill's latest quad-channel SO-DIMM memory kits are designed to function in small form factor workstation PCs with Intel's X299 platform, offering 3200MHz kits with up to a 4x16GB (64GB) memory configuration or a 3800MHz 4x8GB (32GB) memory configuration. 

At this time G.Skill has not released any pricing information on these new SO-DIMM memory kits, though retail availability is expected in December 2017. 

  
G.Skill releases 3800MHz SO-DIMM memory kits for MITX HEDT motherboards  

You can join the discussion on G.Skill's new 3800MHz Quad-channel SO-DIMM memory kits on the OC3D Forums

 

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