💾 G.Skill Trident Z NEO 256GB (8 x 32GB) DDR4 3600 CL18-22-22-42 Quad Channel Desktop Memory - F4-3600C18Q2-256GTZN Review

The product looks great on my Threadripper 3990x system. Be careful when installing as there are sharp edges. I haven't tried xmp yet but may add an update later if I get a better GPU and cooler. I wouldn't recommend buying these if you have a Noctua or something because they block RGB and don't really match.

I bought this RAM together with Zenith II Extreme Alpha mobo. hooked it up to a 3990x threadripper. After lots of bug fixes I got a C5 memory test error on boot. After testing each stick, we decided to put them all in the left slots - D1D2C1C2. It booted and still works fine, it recognized 128GB not the 256GB I bought lol. We tried the rest of the RAM in the slots and got the memtest error again. This RAM used to be on the QVL list, now it's not, but I see other users working with it with no…

I've heard of big kits that sometimes don't want to run at the full 3600MHz. I installed the kit, switched to DOCP in the bios auto and everything has been working great at 3600MHz for a few weeks. There are no problems here. The kit is installed on an ASUS ROG Zenith II Extreme Alpha TRX40 motherboard with a 3970x processor. The first After Effects project I worked on used over 140GB of RAM, so a 128GB kit is definitely not enough for professionals these days. The 256GB kit seems to have…

I bought this memory kit for my Threadripper system but could not run it consistently at 3600MHz no matter how many settings I made. With a lot of elbow grease I was able to get an absolutely stable 3200MHz frequency (testmem5, memtest HCI Compilation, Prime95, GCC) - it wasn't easy. However, since the difference in performance between the 3200 and 3600 is minimal, this is still acceptable. I fully understand that reaching 3600MHz cannot be guaranteed on every system as it is very dependent on…