Review on Silicon Power DDR4 16GB Kit (8GB X2) 3200MHz (PC4-25600) CL22 UDIMM 288-Pin Desktop Memory by Tutcht Cobb

Me usually, but dear G-Sill Trident Z, this time I built a budget for a client. So I pulled the Silicon Power trigger. I'm glad I did. In most cases, you can at least slightly overclock the speed of each memory. Overclocking timing is a whole different game. Just for fun I installed this RAM in my gaming system with a MSI MEG UNIFIY MOTHERBOARD (this MoBo is a beast for OC) without adjusting the clock, I was running at just over 4000MHz. I was impressed. At a frequency of 4400 MHz, it flies out. Everything below was good. Since I used a Ryzen processor in a budget build and like Ryzen 3200MHz CL15 or 3600 CL16. Thought I'd adjust the timing of these Silicon Power Sticks. Set it up and the 3600mhz CL17 worked fine so the 3600mhz CL16 booted back into windows with fingers crossed. No problem, ran a series of tests. FUCK HOT, THIS STICKS WORKS LIKE A Zs TRIDENT. Got these on a budget build, my next Silicon Power Ram build will be my first choice.