Patriot has expanded its Viper 4 memory product line with new dual-module DDR4 memory kits for Intel's new Z170 chipset and Skylake processors. The kits are also available at higher frequencies of 3200MHz and 3400MHz.

Kingston's HyperX division has announced additions to its Fury memory products in the form of new, low-voltage DDR3L modules, which are compatible with Skylake processors. It also unveiled brand new Impact DDR4 SO-DIMMs for notebooks, mini PCs, and SFF systems running on Intel's 100 series chipset.

Intel's new Z170 chipset and Skylake CPUs is finally coming, and most will only support DDR4 memory. So you'll need to shell out for new memory kits if you're considering a build with the latest hardware. We round up a handful of kits for your consideration.

G.Skill has showcased live demos of two ultra-high speed DDR4 memory kits at IDF 2015, running at speeds of 4266MHz and 4133MHz on air-cooling alone.

HyperX has announced additional 8GB and 16GB Fury DDR4 memory kits for the new Intel Z170 platform.

Crucial has announced new high-density Ballistix DDR4 16GB modules for gamers and professional content creators. It's also updated its Storage Executive SSD Toolbox, introducing a new intelligent caching feature called Momentum Cache.

Corsair has announced three different 128GB kits in its Vengeance LPX and Dominator Platinum product line-ups. The new kits are the world's first unbuffered 128GB DDR4 memory kits.

G.Skill has announced a new 16GB (4 x 4GB) kit in its Ripjaws 4 series of DDR4 memory clocked at a record-setting high of 3666MHz!

Kingston has released a 128GB kit of its HyperX Predator DDR4 memory, which it claims is the world's fastest 128GB DDR4 memory kit. The kit comprises of eight 16GB modules.

Gigabyte has announced four Intel X99 motherboards, which make up its new Champion series. Read on to find out the stuff champions are made of!