Trident Z Neo Series DDR4 RAM (XMP) 32GB (2x16GB) 4000MT/s CL18-22-22-42 1.40V Desktop Computer Memory U-DIMM (F4-4000C18D-32GTZN)

First of all I wanted to say this is a great kit. To be at 18CL and 4000MHz is fantastic! Some motherboards won't like this kit because running at 1.4v with its XMP profile may not be supported. The fault on intek seems to be 2666mhz. This is normal for DDR4 or any double data rate memory. You need to enable XMP to get 4000mhz. If this memory is not on your QVL it may not run. I happened to get a DOA stick, but I'm not taking away a star from the product for this. It can happy with even top of the line memory. I want to address some common issues for those who are concerned about other reviews. Will this RAM run at 4000mhz? Only in XMP. That's normal for all DRR4 though. Some motherboards have XMP I and XMP II. This set ran fine on both for me and this kit is actually not on my QVL. However memory or the same speed and capacity by GSkill and memory up to 4400mhz works at 1.45v. Sometimes you need to take an educated guess if it will work in XMP If the kits not on your QVL. Say all kits of that size, speed, CL, and voltage are only supported in 2 dimms not 4 it may be safe to avoid that kit. However with mine that wasn't the case. Will this cause my system to crash? It could! I generally suggest running memtest86 without XMP first. If it passes run it with XMP on. If it passes, try getting into windows. From there you can increase your CPU power phase to 4 or more and sync all your cores. XMP used to do this automatically in the DDR3 days anyhow. Since it's no longer automatically in the profile, memory has a broader support. This memory says it's for AMD. Ryzen systems arenvery particular about memory configurations and being the current platform of choice over intel G Skill markets this as "Ryzen Ready". A few generations they would do the same, but for Intel. "Core i7 Exteme ready". I have a 10850k on Z590-A and XMP worked just fine. I did run a hammer test which lower quality memory will fail. It's worth noting this passed with flying colors! Great ram with insane performance. Works with AMD and Intel. Works great with motherboards RGB configurations. Easy to configure. Stable XMP profiles. What else can you ask for!? Update: I am not removing a star for this but I do want to point out that I did have to swap to 3600mhz CL16 1.35V rather than 4000mhz 1.4v CL18. To be supported at XMP 2.0 and 64GB Asus Z590-A does better with XMP profiles at 1.35v.

EDIT: Currently running at 3800/16-16-20-22-38 (since trdcwr and trcdrd I had to set differently), vs the stock 4000/18-22-22-42, and both my Cinebench R20 score and MEMbench score improved. Shaved 50 seconds off the MEMbench test (in DRAM Calc, default settings for the bench) and boosted my Cinebench score another 700 points. Just bought this for my new system, and its working great at the default XMP profile. Tomorrow I will see if I can get it running at 3866 CL16-16-16-32 (FCLK at 1933), but, if not thats fine, Im ok with it at the XMP defaults. So far not a single problem. The LEDs arent super bright or annoying like other people have said, and they are EASILY turned off assuming you aren't completely ignorant about your own system's capabilities (in most nice motherboard BIOS menus, for instance, you can control the RGB system-wide and turn it ALL off, even). The people mentioning system instabilities may have gotten fakes, or duds, or their system may not be properly compatible. 4000mhz ram is quite fast, many systems literally cant run them that high. Two builds ago I had 4133mhz ram, and I had to clock it down quite a bit to get the system running at all. PC building is for everyone, but playing with the fancy parts can require extra care and knowledge.

Just what I needed. Thankfully I bought before the prices went up.

I already had a pair of these from almost 2 years ago, and I bought these ones again to make it 64 GB at 4000mhz, but I wasn't able to make them work at that speed. With only 32GB they work properly at 4000mhz, but not with 64GB. I tried many configurations in the BIOS and no luck :( the max speed I managed to run was 3200mhz Board: Asus TUF GAMING X570-PLUS (WI-FI)

Good craftsmanship

Ease to install and works out of the box. RGB looks nice too. Run an memtest86 and memory performance was without any issues

I have had this RAM for almost a year, never ran at the speeds advertised and over the past month has been causing my PC to blue-screen and crash regularly. Took me along time to trouble shoot the issue but now that I have new RAM I haven't had a single issue.

For Ryzen, These will clock-up better but they won't have the same performance benefits of dual-rank sticks. In my primary Ryzen system I started off with DDR4-4000 cl17 single rank kit which I could clock the RAM to 4000 with and the Fabric clock to 2000mhz. Then I got a nice DDR4-4000 cl16 kit with dual rank sticks that would run at 3866 / fabric clock 1933mhz, but I got my best benchmarking scores with the RAM at 3800/ fclk 1900mhz with the timings tuned. These are SK Hynix dies. Since these RAM kits are constantly being revised, you will need to use programs like Thaiphoon burner the CPU-Z >SPD tab to see what Rank these are and which company makes the dies. CPU-Z won't tell you which exact dies you have.

I was sceptical at first because my previous 3200mhz RAM(Same size btw) didn’t boot up my PC when 1st slot in. But this 4000mhz allow in first try and I able to run at 4000mhz(XMP/DOCP need to be enabled). Also check your MOBO frequency requirement before buying this RAM. I saw a lot of reviews stated it’s not compatible with theirs but it mostly has to do with the MOBO limitations.

I could not OC it over 3600MHz on ASUS TUF Gaming X570-Pro WIFI II motherboard. I could of get Mushkin with lesser latencies and saved like €100. All this nice packing and LEDs does not make it work at 4000MHz. Be careful guys.

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muy buenas memorias muy rapidas y si las volveria a comprar para mi proxima pc ...

Great product, fast shipping.