🔥 G.Skill Trident Z NEO Series 64GB (2 x 32GB) DDR4 3600 CL18-22-22-42 Desktop Memory F4-3600C18D-64GTZN Review

Would I Buy Again?: Yes, if prices don't go down. Conclusion: They work very well and have had no problems. I intend to double them (4x 32GB total) once the prices aren't too bad. RGB is pretty cool and really works synergistically with the other RGB components in the computer build.

I installed the 64GB 3600 kit on my Gigabyte X570 Pro WiFi motherboard for use with an AMD 5950x processor paired with a 6900XT GPU. They only work when I run them at the default speed of 2666. They do NOT work at the advertised speed of 3600, barely run at 3400 and do not accept the XMP profile. These are expensive disappointments

Here is the processor information for each individual RAM stick in the 2x32 kit (F4-3600C18D-64GTZN). Part Number: F4-3600C18-32GTZN Module Manufacturer (ID) G.SkillSDRAM Manufacturer (ID) SK Hynix Reviews: DualXMP #1 18.0-22-22-42-64 @ 1801MHz 1.35 V. There doesn't seem to be any clarity on the actual RAM chips in used these memory kits, so hopefully this helps someone. interested parties before buying. I use them on Gigabyte x570 Aorus Elite at 3900x. XMP works well and no issues/instability…

I installed the DOCP profile on my ASUS ROG Strix x570-F motherboard with 5950X processor and the system did not post. After hours of fiddling, the fastest I can get them to run is 3000MHz with 16-18-18-38 timings. 3200 is hit or miss if it works and anything above it doesn't work at all. It might have something to do with the 5950X processor as one person got it to work fine with the 5900X. Just a thought, I will contact gskill support to discuss this issue. EDIT 05/03/2021: I just spoke to…

First I saw another review of this RAM saying it can't work at 3600MHz. It's just a lie I posted an image with my review showing a test with this particular RAM. If you increase the clock in the BIOS via DOCP (Direct Over Clock Profile), as advertised, you can easily reach 3600 MHz (see photo). Another reviewer mentioned that they use XMP, this is for the Intel environment and is not used with the AMD 5950x processor they claim to be using. Of course, you must first ensure that your motherboard