G.Skill TridentZ NEO DDR4 3600 MHz review

Posted by: Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 09/25/2019 02:40 PM [ 16 comment(s) ]

We review what can be considered some very beautiful DDR4 memory intended for the Ryzen platform, of course from G.Skill. It's available in multiple frequencies and timings, we test the 3600 MHz kit. With XMP 2.0 memory profiles on Intel platforms as well as support for AMD Ryzen, we check a memory type that sets and defines a standard in style and design.

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Loophole35
Senior Member

Posts: 9551

Posted on: 09/25/2019 04:55 PM

So they renamed the B-die sammies NEO? This is the same as my Trident Z kit I have 16-16-16-36 3600.

Your 1080P numbers are much higher that the numbers in the 3700x review. Whats the story on that?

Roboionator
Junior Member

Posts: 19

Posted on: 09/25/2019 05:00 PM

what is real life performance hit from going to 16-16-16-36 to 16-19-19-39
F4-3600C16D-32GTZN
vs
F4-3600C16D-32GTZNC

Paulo Narciso
Senior Member

Posts: 1219

Posted on: 09/25/2019 05:14 PM

This Neo line is overpriced rgb stuff. Flare x is better and less expensive.

I_Am_Weasel
Junior Member

Posts: 12

Posted on: 09/25/2019 05:50 PM

The timings on this ram kit are looser than my girlfriend...

fry178
Senior Member

Posts: 1421

Posted on: 09/25/2019 07:12 PM

@Roboionatorr
Should not be an issue.
I got a corsair kit as it was on sale (cheapest 3600 mhz 16gb with heatsink), and with almost identical read/write etc (since same clock), even that my kit is 18-22-22-42/1T@1.35v.
I dont mind spending (more) for better performance/what i like, but not sure if a 50% higher price (over my kit 100$) is really worth it to drop timings/voltage just a bit.
And i haven't messed with timings/voltage yet, some getting 16-17-17 to work..

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