 Today I have something ludicrous to unbox. This is the Patriot G2 series, which as you may or may not recall, I recently took a look at a more sort of down-to-earth configuration. So this one that I checked out a couple days ago was actually an 8GB 2x4GB kit. Yep, we're done with that. Here we are. This is the 8GB single module, which is available in single module, dual channel, and triple channel kits, but I have six total single modules. Yes, Patriot in an exclusive industry-first groundbreaking manner has released a gaming spec, a gaming-oriented G2 series designed for Intel 6 series platform skew with 8GB single DIMMs. So that means that in my hand right now is 8GB on a single module just like this. These are not like double stacked memory chips or anything special like that. These are just very, very high density modules. So here you can see these are 133399924 timings, 8GB modules. These run at 1.5 volts. Yes, these are relatively low voltage modules too. Very cool. So in my hand right now, I'm holding 48GB of memory. So that's a similar amount of sheer storage space as you would find on an entry level SSD not that long ago. Now they're not cheap, but I just wanted to sort of break this news to you guys that Patriot has 8GB modules and I'm going to be doing a follow-up video where I actually take an X58 motherboard and we're going to find out if we can even run six modules that is 48GB of memory on a single X58 board. And then we're also going to try a Z68 board to find out if we can run 32GB of memory on one of those. So let's find out how well modern boards accept this brand new memory density from Patriot.