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G.Skill crafts first triple-channel memory kits

By Justin Mann

On October 29, 2008, 1:02 PM

Triple-channel supporting boards are still not available, so obviously very few vendors have announced memory options for them, such as OCZ and Corsair. Now G.Skill will join that small but growing list of vendors, announcing their first triple-channel kits will be available shortly. G.Skill will be offering four different kits from the start, and, similar to OCZ and Corsair, will be offering kit sizes of 3GB and 6GB.

The memory will operate at 1333MHz or 1600MHz and have heat spreaders as a stock inclusion. The first kits will appear once Intel's Core i7 is available.

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