💥 G.Skill Trident Z Neo 16GB DDR4 3800MHz CL14 RGB Dual Channel Memory - High Performance Gaming RAM Review

I have an ASUS Gaming Tuff X570 Wifi Plus motherboard. The board is listed as compatible, as are all "x570 platforms". That's a lie. My system will NOT be stable if I enable DOCP All Ryzen X570 3800x in stock. No operating system; exactly what is for sale. After lots of troubleshooting, I found out that Mobo was NOT overloading the RAM to 1.5, instead capping it at 1.35. After many hours of battling robots on Asus' phone, I found out that the voltage regulator in this mobo doesn't support 1.5…

I don't like messing around with BIOS memory settings so this worked perfectly for me. I put 2 8mb sticks in my MSI Meg Ace x570 board, enabled xmp and it's running at 3800MHz/CL14. It is so easy. Paired with a 5900x and a PCIE 4.0 m.2 SSD, I can't give my PC anything it can't handle. It's expensive, but 16MB of RAM is more than enough for the vast majority of people. You'd have to do extreme graphics work and multitask beyond the ordinary to actually need more. I spent $230 for 16MB and it was

The CL timings are fine, as is 3800MHz, but the 16GB size isn't ideal for anything other than gaming. If there was an option for 32GB that would be great. Unfortunately, neither the seller nor the buyers have answered the question of whether such a possibility exists or whether there are potential alternatives to it.

As I have experience with RAM that would not run at advertised speeds I have 3 sets of sticks and each one works with XMP on multiple motherboards with different chipset and processor versions. Never had to fiddle with the timings. The RGB matches my ROG Strix Gear perfectly. Highly recommended for recent Ryzen builds. 3800 DDR (1900) is in no way inferior to Infinity Fabric.