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G.Skill showcase new Phoenix II 6GBps SSD and other goodies at Cebit 2011

Jules March 2, 2011 Channel, Memory, SSD Drives

Gskill have been showcasing their new products at Cebit this year, some of which look very impressive indeed.

Their new Phoenix II is going to use the latest SandForce SF-2000 series controller and the latest Micron 25nm NAND Flash.

Under the latest SATA 6Gbps high-speed storage standard, the G.Skill Phoenix II SSD delivers never before seen sequential read/write speed at 550/500 MB/s.

G.Skill are also releasing a brand new and completely unique design of performance memory for PC gamers. G.Skill Sniper DDR3 Gaming Memory Series totes a unique gun styled heatspreader that complements the enthusiasm and style PC gaming enthusiasts who love to have their PC look as great as they play. The Sniper DDR3 Gaming Series will be available via G.Skill authorized distribution partners worldwide in early March.

They have also announced the ultimate DDR3 memory kits: 2,300MHz CL7 and 2,133MHz CL6. These two will join the popular G.Skill RipjawsX family and allow overclocking enthusiasts to reach the absolute most performance out of their Intel P67 platforms.

KitGuru says: Some sexy goodies on their way from G.Skill in 2011.

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