Eyeing up a Core i7-6950X and a GTX 1080? Then you'll want some potent DDR4 memory. The quad-channel (4x8GB) pack, designated as model F4-3200C14Q-32GTZ, is specified at 3,200MHz with keen 14-14-14-34-2T timings at 1.35V. A well-rounded set with more aggressive latencies than we're accustomed to seeing, and G.Skill's ability to produce such modules is testament to better yields and much wider availability.

It wasn't long ago that DDR4 memory came accompanied by a hefty early adopter's tax, but time has done a good job of eroding that premium and the 32GB Trident Z kit is today available for around £200. Same-capacity packs at slower speeds with looser latencies do offer a further saving, yet G.Skill's pricing is competitive for a top-tier Trident Z solution armed with specially screened Samsung ICs. And if it's enthusiast build quality you're after, it's worth noting that a Trident Z module was recently used to smash the 5GHz barrier.