G.Skill Trident Z Royal Elite 4000 Review

Cinebench R20

Published: 29th August 2021 | Source: G.Skill | Price: | Author: Tom Logan

G.Skill Trident Z Royal Elite 4000 Review

Cinebench R20

If you prefer your renderer to be part of the Maxon family then you'll also be pleased at the results. It's the ultimate plug and play high-performance solution, and in a world where time is very much money the Trident Z earns its keep.

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30-08-2021, 09:35:38

Warchild
They would look good in my Glacial board if the bios wasn't broken Quote

30-08-2021, 15:04:12

Dicehunter
I'd love to see a gem stone themed build with these and the Palit Gamerock 3080, Few bits of amethyst around the build.Quote

30-08-2021, 15:40:52

Warchild
Quote:
Originally Posted by Dicehunter View Post
I'd love to see a gem stone themed build with these and the Palit Gamerock 3080, Few bits of amethyst around the build.
I think that would be going too far

Might as well encrust the case with Swarovski diamondsQuote
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