Review on 💎 G.Skill Trident Z Royal Silver 32GB DDR4 3200 CL16-18-18-38 Desktop Memory - F4-3200C16D-32GTRS by Daniel Morris

Looks great. The XMP/DOCP settings work fine. If you're happy with the timings and speed at this setting and never plan on overclocking or down-timing, this RAM is ideal for you. However, if you want to do the latter. You'll have to upgrade to more expensive CL14 sets that have been confirmed as B-Dies. Just go to the B-Die Finder (google it) and check out the G.Skill Royal Kits with CL14. There is a big difference in price because you are paying for a genuine Samsung B-Die. This is definitely a case of you get what you pay for when it comes to these stamps and luxury kit. This RAM kit is NOT a Samsung B-Die. Most likely this is Samsung C-Die, D-Die or Hynix. The Thaiphoon burner cannot be trusted as it simply reads what the manufacturer puts in the SPD profile. In this case with RAM, they lied. This is confirmed by 1usmus itself (the maker of the DRAM calculator), who told me that it's not a B-Die based on the 16-18-18-38 time alone. Also, my exhaustive study of other identifiers, such as the numbers printed in the serial number above the barcode in RAM, ending in 10D. to 5900x with Asus ROG Crosshair VIII Dark Hero. Latest 3501 BIOS. My experience when trying to just tighten the timings to CL14 was faced with no POST, after no POST, after no POST. I checked the full range of DRAM and SOC voltages. No luck there. I tried a simple test: leave DOCP enabled, then ramp up to 3333MHz with 1.4V and SOC 1.1. Including optimizing all Digi+ phases for better RAM voltage. Again no POST. So get this kit if you're not planning on OC and want something that works out of the box and looks great. The effort for this purpose is great. If you want OC and getting every possible frame out of games is important to you. Jump in and get the more expensive CL14.F4-3200C14D-32GTRS kit.