G.Skill Trident Z Neo DDR4-3600

Skill Trident Z Neo memory kits are awesome looking, high speed, high performance, and optimized for Ryzen third generation CPUs and X570, and they're...

Skill's Trident Z RGB RAM has dominated our guide for years now, and it's no surprise the company's Trident Z Neo series has also earned a spot here. ...

Skill's Trident Z RGB RAM has dominated our guide for years now, and it's no surprise the company's Trident Z Neo series has also earned a spot here. ...

Tell me, is it something you may consider getting? Would you pay the extra 500 bucks for the G.Skill brand versus the HyperX Predator brand? Which oth...

I am especially interested in G.Skill Trident Z Neo or Trident Z RGB (is there a difference for Intel, or either should work fine?). As I read, and please correct me, 4x16 kit can cause some troubles if it will be 4 dual rank modules (and the ones from G.Skill with CL16 are very likely dual ranked, like this or this stressing the memory controller, XMP not working properly, lower actual frequency and increased timings. I am not sure whether single rank modules of this capacity exist, maybe I should look at some other brands/series?. On the other hand, 2x32 kits, which will always be dual rank, have a bit higher timings in general compared to 16Gb modules (like this one

I originally installed this is in my Asus X370 Crosshair VI Hero. I was able to use XMP (3600) and it registered in Windows on the first try. That being said, I ran into a issue with my main PC which is running a X570 Aorus Master from Gigabyte. I could not get this mem OC to (3600) register in Wind...

Here's the RAM I'm using - super nice, works perfectly with 5800x, x570-e ASUS Mobo:

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G.SKILL Trident Z Neo (For AMD Ryzen) Series 32GB (2 x 16GB) 288-Pin RGB DDR4 SDRAM DDR4 3600 (PC4 28800) Desktop Memory Model F4-3600C16D-32GTZN

Before knowing anything about computers, I really wish I would’ve known more about ram and timings. These sticks being CL18 does hinder your performance compared to a CL14 3600 kit of ram. If you just want to game and don’t care about performance, these are decent for that. If you want performance, ...

I used to think so but then I got some G.Skill Trident Z Neo RAM and it looks super dope. Now I'm open to the idea and appeal of RGB products.

These are good sticks of memory both performance and aesthetically, but don't try to OC them. If these sticks even get a whiff of you trying to tinker with them they will fail. At first I tried my luck and attempted to get them to run at 3800mhz. I had success, I loaded up RDR2 and everything was gr...