 Welcome to a Christmas unboxing. Hopefully, since this is a very simple one, I can get my little boy to help me with it. Yeah, there you go. That's some delicious computer memory. So today we're going to be having a look at the G.Skill RipJaws Z memory. So these are quad channel kits with a pretty sweet heats printer, good color scheme, all that good stuff, as well as some pretty aggressive specs. So the kit I have here looks like a dual channel kit because there's only two sticks there. But what actually happens is when you... Can I borrow this for a sec, sir? Can I? Oh, okay. Okay. Can I? Oh, no. Okay, that's probably sharp. I don't know if you want to do that. There you go. When you flip it over, you can see there's two more memory sticks at the back. Now, these are an 1866 C9 kit, 32 gigs, so that's 4, 8 gig DIMMs, which means that you can actually run them, which is crazy. DDR3 1866, swell 16 gigs, 1.5 volt, and you can run two of these kits, although you won't necessarily get those speeds. So this is one of the faster 8 gig DIMM kits out there because generally speaking, the more capacity you add to the kit, and particularly the more DIMMs you add to the kit, the more difficult it is to bin for higher speeds. So ultimate quad-channel memory for Intel X79 systems. It should be noted that there's nothing that would prevent you from running a quad-channel memory kit in dual channel on a dual channel board. So two sets of dual channel sticks on something like a Z77 or an AMD board. And now I've got everyone joining me for this unboxing. We're never going to get a chance to look at the memory at all. Comes with a lifetime warranty from G.Skill. So you can go ahead and check out the heat spreader here. They're using a matte black PCB, which looks stunning as always. I love the matte black PCB. And then in terms of the heat spreader, it's pretty standard, not too high, but definitely not low profile either. So if you have a really sort of low clearance CPU cooler, you might have some trouble with it, but otherwise it should be fine. And I think that pretty much covers it. They are XMP ready. So it's just a matter of dialing in the XMP profile if you want to get them running at the right speed. And as you can see, the packaging is delicious. So Merry Christmas and all that. And thank you for checking out this unboxing of G.Skill's RipDraw Z memory that I was joined for by all of my guests here, my baby and my Rumble Cat. Don't forget to subscribe for more unboxings, reviews and other computer videos.