G.Skill Trident Z Neo DDR4-3600 vs Corsair Dominator Platinum RGB

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. ...

my last go with Corsair RAM. Hopefully the replacement sticks will have zero issues, and they can live out there day's in this system. Dominator series RAM is supposed to be top notch Corsair, you truly have missed the mark

Skill has launched a new line of high-performance memory kits called TridentZ Neo. These kits have been designed specifically to maximize compatibilit...

When it comes to performance testing of these superfast DDR4 modules, I have to say it feels a bit unnecessary as when it comes to real-world impact, ...

But they saw a benefit of actually using four sticks compared to two sticks. So our test system is a Ryzen 2700 CPU on an Asus Prime Pro X470 motherbo...

With my current cooling configuration my RAM temps never exceed 60°C during gaming, infact they hardly break a sweat running at 56- 57°C under load (keep in mind this is with all 4 RAM slots filled on my mobo). I'm a sucker for RGB and I'm a sucker for performance, this set of 4x8 sticks gave my system a much needed boost in performance as I no longer have stuttering/framerate issues while streaming games to twitch using shadowplay or OBS. In addition to that, while most games don't typically rely heavily on CPU or RAM speed, I have seen a nice boost of up to 20 frames in games like Battlefield 5 which does benifit from faster ram speeds. I was originally getting 40-50 fps on high/ultra settings with the 2400 MHz set I had, now I'm getting 60-70 fps (high/ultra) without CPU or GPU OCs

In a word, this G.Skill with a price of 200-250 euros is one of the best, if not the best memory you can afford for the AMD Ryzen computer. We are off...

Currently working to time this kit out, but I'm really saddened that I had to go through all of this for a bit more aesthetic at a premium price. So, let this be a bit of a warning..