G.SKILL is proud to announce that the Trident Z5 DDR5 memory series and WigiDash Command Panel products have both won European Hardware Awards 2025, for Best System Memory Series and Best Streaming Equipment, respectively, reaffirming G.SKILL’s leadership in performance and innovation. It is also the 9th time G.SKILL has won the Best System Memory Series category - an unparalleled achievement that underscores the company’s enduring excellence in memory design, overclocking capability, and performance tuning.

G.SKILL Trident Z5 DDR5 series
The G.SKILL Trident Z5 series was awarded the European Hardware Awards 2025 for Best System Memory Series, continuing its legacy of excellence with cutting-edge DDR5 speed, extreme overclocking capability, and iconic heatsink design that has become the benchmark for enthusiasts and gamers worldwide. As a 9-time winner of Best System Memory, G.SKILL is truly grateful for the trust placed in us, and we will continue striving to develop top-tier memory products that meet the needs of PC enthusiasts and overclockers around the world.

G.SKILL WigiDash Command Panel
G.SKILL WigiDash is a customizable 7-inch touch panel for system monitoring, media playback control, hotkey shortcuts, and display a variety of useful information via widgets on a 1024x600 resolution touch screen – powered and connected via a single USB cable. It received the award for Best Streaming Equipment, recognizing its innovative functionality and customization potentials.

“We are honored to receive this recognition from the European Hardware Association,” says Frank Hung, Product Marketing Manager of G.SKILL. “These awards are a testament to our commitment to delivering the highest-quality products for gamers, creators, and PC enthusiasts.”

The European Hardware Awards are voted on by a panel of expert editors from Europe's leading technology publications, representing one of the most authoritative voices in the industry. G.SKILL's achievements in both memory performance and peripheral innovation accentuate its continued mission to push the boundaries of what is possible on the desktop PCs.