G.Skill Trident Z Neo DDR4-3600 vs Corsair Vengeance LPX 16 GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4-3600 CL16 Memory

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. ...

Turned on my system and let the system run at default setting in Bios because I added more ram, and I wanted to run basic tests to make sure the ram was working and not damaged or dead. Everything checked out okay. All ram was seen by the system and was stable at current ram speed. Although I found it strange that the base ram speed was around 1800Mhz at default and not 2133 Mhz

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

What did we learn so in some games? It actually didn't do much in other games. It did increase performance, but cinebench confirms that, overall, ther...

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...

Once again I have not tried to overclock this memory, but it my system is running stable with 32 gigs of this memory installed with XMP 2.0 settings via the bios. Overall I'd recommend this ram on price alone, there are a lot more expensive ram out there, with different memory manufacturers. If you need something that works without much hassle, pick up this ram