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G.SKILL Announces Trident Z Neo DDR4 Memory Series for Ryzen 3000 & X570 Platform
G.SKILL are glad to announce the new Trident Z Neo DDR4 Memory Series for AMD Ryzen 3000 & X570 Platform, with extreme speed up to DDR4-3600 CL14.
Taipei, Taiwan (8 July 2019) – G.SKILL International Enterprise Co., Ltd., the world’s leading manufacturer of extreme performance memory and gaming peripherals, is thrilled to announce the launch of Trident Z Neo DDR4 memory series for the latest AMD Ryzen 3000 series CPUs on AMD X570 platform. Featuring optimized specifications for the new AMD platform, a new sleek dual-tone heatspreader design, and fully customizable RGB lighting, the Trident Z Neo memory series is the ideal DDR4 DRAM for your next AMD gaming system or workstation. Click the following Youtube link for the trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BhYYhIdg8fI
Optimized Performance for AMD Ryzen 3000
Computer systems with AMD Ryzen processors are known for its performance scaling with memory speed, and Trident Z Neo is engineered to achieve optimal performance with the latest AMD Ryzen 3000 series processors on AMD X570 motherboards. Under the latest AMD Ryzen 3000 series platform, DDR4 memory frequency support has increased by leaps and bounds, allowing the X570 chipset platform to run an unprecedented memory speed record of DDR4-5774MHz– the fastest memory speed ever achieved on an AMD platform under extreme liquid nitrogen cooling – as seen in the following CPU-Z validation screenshot with the MSI MEG X570 GODLIKE motherboard. (https://valid.x86.fr/u9f2jr)
Neo Design Elements
Designed with a contrast of black brushed aluminum and powder-coated silver for a bold heatspreader color scheme, as well as a beveled edge along the top tri-fin of the Trident Z family with an asymmetrical slant across the dual-toned heatspreader, the Trident Z Neo series introduces sleek new elements and adds character to your next RGB-enabled AMD system.
RGB Software Support
The smooth 8-zone RGB lighting on the Trident Z Neo is fully customizable and controllable via the Trident Z lighting control software, which already supports the Trident Z RGB and Trident Z Royal series, and is available for download from the official G.SKILL website. Additionally, the Trident Z Neo is also supported by third party RGB software from motherboard vendors, such as Asus Aura Sync, Gigabyte RGB Fusion, MSI Mystic Light, and ASRock Polychrome.
Powerful Performance
With each module individually crafted with hand-screened high performance ICs and custom 10-layer PCB with RGB lighting, Trident Z Neo will be available in DRAM frequency speeds of up to DDR4-3600 at a very efficient CL14-15-15-35 timing and in a wide range of capacity configurations, up to 64GB (16GBx4). As seen in the 5-hour stress test screenshot below, a Trident Z Neo 32GB (8GBx4) memory kit is running at DDR4-3600 CL14-15-15-35 on the ASUS ROG Crosshair VIII Formula motherboard, based on the AMD X570 chipset, with a 6-core AMD Ryzen 5 3600 processor.
On the same platform, the screenshot below shows a Trident Z Neo 32GB (8GBx4) memory kit being stress tested at DDR4-3600 CL18-18-18-38 under 1.20V. For a list of memory specifications for the Trident Z Neo series, please refer to the table below:
G.SKILL DDR4 Memory Achieves DDR4-5886 & 23 Overclocking Records - 06/06/2019 11:50 AM
G.SKILLannounces that 23 overclocking records in various benchmark categories were broken during the Computex 2019 time frame, including the world record for the fastest memory frequency, all using G....
G.SKILL Showcases Extreme DDR4 Kits - Up to DDR4-4000 384GB & DDR4-5200 16GB - 05/29/2019 05:20 PM
G.SKILL is showcasing several ultra-high speed and low latency DDR4 memory kits on Intel and AMD platforms at Computex 2019. These live demo systems feature motherboards from ASUS, ASRock, Gigabyte, a...
G.SKILL Announces OC World Cup 2019 Competition - 03/08/2019 02:01 PM
G.Skill is excited to announce the launch of the 6th annual G.SKILL OC World Cup 2019 competition, with the total cash prize pool increased to an astounding $25,000 USD. This time around, the top 9 co...
G.SKILL Announces New Hexa-Channel Massive Capacity DDR4 Memory Kits - 01/30/2019 07:19 PM
G.SKILL is delighted to announce the latest 6-channel Trident Z Royal memory specifications, up to 192GB (16GBx12) DDR4-4000 CL17-18-18-38 , geared towards the latest 28-core Intel Xeon W-3175X proce...
G.SKILL Announces DDR4-4266MHz CL18 64GB (8x8 GB) RGB Memory Kits - 01/25/2019 06:36 PM
G.Skill is happy to announce our latest ultra fast, ultra powerful DDR4-4266 CL18-22-22-42 64GB (8x8GB) Trident Z Royal and Trident Z RGB memory kits for the Intel HEDT X299 platform. ...
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#5688874 Posted on: 07/08/2019 06:03 PM
Nifty. That 14-15-15-35 2x8GB kit is gonna be expensive.
Nifty. That 14-15-15-35 2x8GB kit is gonna be expensive.
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#5688882 Posted on: 07/08/2019 06:19 PM
DDR4-3600 with RGB equals at the very least DDR4-4000 without RGB.
DDR4-3600 with RGB equals at the very least DDR4-4000 without RGB.
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#5688888 Posted on: 07/08/2019 06:40 PM
Don't care. I still like my rainbowtastic light show in my PC.
DDR4-3600 with RGB equals at the very least DDR4-4000 without RGB.
Don't care. I still like my rainbowtastic light show in my PC.
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#5688927 Posted on: 07/08/2019 08:11 PM
That's some nice specs. AMD's finally getting some love from memory makers.
Yup. I splurged on a set of G.SKILL Trident Z RGB memory a couple of years ago for my Threadripper system and still love it.
That's some nice specs. AMD's finally getting some love from memory makers.
Don't care. I still like my rainbowtastic light show in my PC.
Yup. I splurged on a set of G.SKILL Trident Z RGB memory a couple of years ago for my Threadripper system and still love it.
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#5688930 Posted on: 07/08/2019 08:15 PM
Any chance we will see a review on a 400 serie chipset with high speed memory to see what it changes and if it works?
Any chance we will see a review on a 400 serie chipset with high speed memory to see what it changes and if it works?
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#5688932 Posted on: 07/08/2019 08:18 PM
Well, one thing is for sure.
AMD had for an eternity some things glued on their name.
AMD hot, AMD cheap, AMD processors are slow.
Nowadays those tags are gone
Cheap? Hot? Slow?
Yeah, right.
My bank accounts will hate me for the spending spree.
Those timings...
Those RGB LEDs are adding more OC headroom for sure.
Well, one thing is for sure.
AMD had for an eternity some things glued on their name.
AMD hot, AMD cheap, AMD processors are slow.
Nowadays those tags are gone
Cheap? Hot? Slow?
Yeah, right.
My bank accounts will hate me for the spending spree.
Those timings...
Those RGB LEDs are adding more OC headroom for sure.
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#5688942 Posted on: 07/08/2019 08:42 PM
It should theoretically make no difference. The IMC of the CPU makes the difference not the motherboard.
Any chance we will see a review on a 400 serie chipset with high speed memory to see what it changes and if it works?
It should theoretically make no difference. The IMC of the CPU makes the difference not the motherboard.
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#5688963 Posted on: 07/08/2019 09:38 PM
Well, one thing is for sure.
AMD had for an eternity some things glued on their name.
AMD hot, AMD cheap, AMD processors are slow.
Nowadays those tags are gone
Cheap? Hot? Slow?
Yeah, right.
My bank accounts will hate me for the spending spree.
Those timings...
Those RGB LEDs are adding more OC headroom for sure.
They are still way cheaper than Intel. And of course they kept the better price/performance title with Zen2. Anyway, a $330 8/16 super fast CPU is a fantastic thing.
Well, one thing is for sure.
AMD had for an eternity some things glued on their name.
AMD hot, AMD cheap, AMD processors are slow.
Nowadays those tags are gone
Cheap? Hot? Slow?
Yeah, right.
My bank accounts will hate me for the spending spree.
Those timings...
Those RGB LEDs are adding more OC headroom for sure.
They are still way cheaper than Intel.
And of course they kept the better price/performance title with Zen2. Anyway, a $330 8/16 super fast CPU is a fantastic thing.
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#5688978 Posted on: 07/08/2019 10:06 PM
hmmm i'm not really up to snuff on the current state of memory and zen 2, if i pick up a random g.skill rgb 4000mhz 32gb kit and pair it with a zen 2 / x570 board is it likely to work or do i still need to look for ryzen approved ram?
hmmm i'm not really up to snuff on the current state of memory and zen 2, if i pick up a random g.skill rgb 4000mhz 32gb kit and pair it with a zen 2 / x570 board is it likely to work or do i still need to look for ryzen approved ram?
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#5688981 Posted on: 07/08/2019 10:12 PM
Safe bet is to wait a little, meanwhile both motherboard and RAM manufacturers have updated their QVLs.
Safe bet is to wait a little, meanwhile both motherboard and RAM manufacturers have updated their QVLs.
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#5688986 Posted on: 07/08/2019 10:24 PM
Those specs are impressive I bet the price will be as well. The flarex kits I thought where very good but u pay for it got one kit running at 3333mhz on my 2400g.
Those specs are impressive I bet the price will be as well. The flarex kits I thought where very good but u pay for it got one kit running at 3333mhz on my 2400g.
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#5688998 Posted on: 07/08/2019 10:57 PM
Definitely wait. Things are in flux, lots of info and opportunities incoming.
hmmm i'm not really up to snuff on the current state of memory and zen 2, if i pick up a random g.skill rgb 4000mhz 32gb kit and pair it with a zen 2 / x570 board is it likely to work or do i still need to look for ryzen approved ram?
Definitely wait. Things are in flux, lots of info and opportunities incoming.
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#5689045 Posted on: 07/09/2019 01:41 AM
You know whats disgusting? They already have this kit and its called F4-3600C15D-16GTZ
https://www.gskill.com/en/product/f4-3600c15d-16gtz
The price went up yesterday by 100% after the announcement.
https://i.imgur.com/owq89Zz.png
I got two of those kits 4x8gb shared between intel 8700k and ryzen 1700x and they can easily do these timings below and EVEN better with 2000 or 3000 series.
My 1700x cannot go more than 3433 with these timings because of the support but on 2000/3000 or intel its np.
https://i.imgur.com/sfKyIB1.png
Shit is just RGB with more bullshit.
But if you want bang for the buck that can do 3733 mhz and 14 timings buy these.
https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B07MD3W585/ref=ox-sc-act-title-1?smid=A3JWKAKR8XB7XF&psc=1
You know whats disgusting? They already have this kit and its called F4-3600C15D-16GTZ
https://www.gskill.com/en/product/f4-3600c15d-16gtz
The price went up yesterday by 100% after the announcement.
https://i.imgur.com/owq89Zz.png
I got two of those kits 4x8gb shared between intel 8700k and ryzen 1700x and they can easily do these timings below and EVEN better with 2000 or 3000 series.
My 1700x cannot go more than 3433 with these timings because of the support but on 2000/3000 or intel its np.
https://i.imgur.com/sfKyIB1.png
Shit is just RGB with more bullshit.
But if you want bang for the buck that can do 3733 mhz and 14 timings buy these.
https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B07MD3W585/ref=ox-sc-act-title-1?smid=A3JWKAKR8XB7XF&psc=1
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#5689072 Posted on: 07/09/2019 02:57 AM
I'm really out of the loop on parts these days. How much difference does running a high spec ram kit make in real world applications? Other than extreme overclocking, it seemed there was very little difference from running an average set of ram for any particular board's specs. Have things changed?
As to RGB, I bought LED ram for a build back in 2006. I've never bothered since. It was a lot of extra money for a novelty. Not that I'm knocking anyone else doing it, I just know I'm not willing to pay extra for that.
I'm really out of the loop on parts these days. How much difference does running a high spec ram kit make in real world applications? Other than extreme overclocking, it seemed there was very little difference from running an average set of ram for any particular board's specs. Have things changed?
Note: I no longer overclock anything. Not even my video card. 
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ops:As to RGB, I bought LED ram for a build back in 2006. I've never bothered since. It was a lot of extra money for a novelty. Not that I'm knocking anyone else doing it, I just know I'm not willing to pay extra for that.
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And the price?
At my local stores 3200Mhz CL14 costs above €150 for a 8GB kit