Gadgetory

so RGB is pretty much here to stay in the DIY PC market and most of us have already learned to accept that and while you can pretty much find any component riddled with RGB lighting it's really interesting and quite frankly entertaining to see how many vendors continue to push the boundaries and try to one-up each other and themselves when it comes to the RGB implementation in their products and here we have the next best thing this is the g.skill treaded Zee Royal kit actually they sent over two kits these boxes just look at the boxes let's take a look at the specs here on this one we've got a 32 gig kit 4 by 8 gig Stix ddr4 3200 speed cast latency 14 and over here we have exactly the same kit however there is one small difference between the model numbers here we have a G at the end of this one and an S at the end of this one what could that mean let's take a closer look and find out shall we starting with the G I'll put this over to the side for now and let's just look at this packaging this packaging is unreal it definitely feels expensive like I'm unboxing a piece of jewelry or something Oh cleaning cloth you want to take care of those modules and Wow ok gold I guess we know what the G stands for it stands for gold asked my stand for silver on the other kit which will verify in just a moment look at those beauties what a beautiful presentation I'm almost afraid to put my fingers on it so she said so let's just I'm just gonna pull one out so she said and let's just let's just see here Wow whoa they actually have plastic wrap on either side we're gonna peel one side off here Oh on the top here you can see we have sort of a crystalline cap made of plastic looks like a molded plastic that's surely going to defuse the lighting and hide any of the LED hotspots that are in there note how minimal the branding is on these sticks you only get a single tread NZ royal plug on either side it's very small there's none whatsoever on the actual top of the module so when these are installed you probably won't even see any sort of branding whatsoever which I think most people would appreciate the finish on these is absolutely stunning I'm sure they get ridiculous finger prints though and sure enough they do hence the cleaning cloth that comes included of course time will tell how well the quality of this finish holds up I can't imagine that the paint would scratch off that easily and of course once you install these modules you're pretty much not coming in contact with them very often so that shouldn't be much of an issue but why don't we go ahead and open the the box here's to see what the silver looks like and silver I think I'm a silver fan wifey sauce is shaking her head no she likes the gold more I think yeah yeah she smile and she likes the gold so to each their own looks or subjective who knew here comes the ceremonial plastic peeling oh yeah I'm a silver fan I'm a silver fan it's probably also fairly obvious to you guys that these are very reflective heat spreaders I mean they're basically mirrors you got mirrors on either side of the stick which some people are gonna like some people won't but at the very least they're gonna be highly reflective of any other lights that are in your system so if you got an RGB graphics card and RGB strip in there this is gonna be bouncing that light off like crazy all right now I got a level with you guys I'm actually been holding out on you because g.skill sent me one more thing besides these two kits and I wanted to sort of surprise you guys with it right now I actually don't know what it is myself but it's this thing I would have to imagine it's it's another memory kit maybe a larger one with more dims hoping for a hundred and twenty eight but I'll take 64 let's take the sleeve off to see if there's any specs on the box there are no specs on the box however there is a micro USB port what's happening here what is this looks like there's a little little pullout drawer what is it a jewelry box okay we've got micro USB cable and this Oh what is this Oh what what what is this is like a display box like a jewelry type of display box for your memory I would imagine that g.skill except this over particularly to the reviewers so that they have a kind of fun and easy way to display the new modules rather than having to stick them into a PC I don't think this is retail well shoot I feel like it would be a waste for me not to show this off to you guys in full effects so let's light up some crystal alright so I just plugged a little battery pack in that seemed to do the trick and here she is wah wah wah stunning absolutely Gorge looks like something that my mom would have on her nightstand or something like that it's ridiculous how over-the-top and exquisite these modules look especially in this display box but Dan they look good IMO and as I expected these crystalline caps are doing a great job of hiding any LED hotspots while also diffusing the lighting across the entire stick very evenly and most of you guys are probably familiar with the Triton Z RGB modules that have been up for quite some time now and very much like those the LEDs on these sticks can be customized individually per stick or you can sync them across however many modules you've got in your system additionally the supports ASIS or a sync as of now g.skill has said that they may add support for other RGB software's in the future but that hasn't been fully confirmed just yet so there it is guys G skillz tried at zero memory kits in your choice of gold or silver which one do you like more sound off in the comments let's get a debate going of course to let my opinions sway either way and in case you're interested I'll drop some links to these bad boys in the description that's all for now guys thank you so much for tuning in toss a like on the video if you enjoyed it get subscribe for more tech stuff coming at you really soon - make sure to turn notifications on so you don't miss anything 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