G.SKILL Trident Z5 RGB 32GB 6000MHz Review

1. G.SKILL Trident Z5 RGB2. Testing Methodology3. Memory Benchmarks4. Compute and Productivity Tests5. 3DMark Tests6. Gaming Tests7. Overclocking8. Closing Thoughts9. View All Pages

Compute and Productivity Tests – Rendering and 7-Zip

Starting out the real-world tests with Cinebench and Blender, we see effectively no difference in the rendering performance output by either memory kit. These tests are clearly more focused on CPU – not memory – grunt, so let’s move onto the next set of data.

7-Zip shows a sizable gain for the compression workload on G.SKILL’s 6GHz Trident Z RGB set. That’ll be useful to those who deal with hefty file compressions on a frequent basis. Decompression performance, however, is practically the same on Corsair’s slower and cheaper DDR5 competitor.

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