G.SKILL Trident Z RGB Series (XMP) DDR4 RAM 32GB (2x16GB) 3600MT/s CL18-22-22-42 1.35V Intel AMD Desktop Computer Memory UDIMM (F4-3600C18D-32GTZR)

The G.SKILL Trident Z RGB DDR4 RAM has been a standout addition to my PC build. With a speed of 3200MT/s and a CAS latency of CL16-18-18-38, it delivers smooth multitasking and seamless gaming experiences. The 16GB (2x8GB) kit provides ample capacity for demanding applications and future-proofing.psutierlist.comBeyond performance, the RGB lighting is a visual delight. The customizable lighting effects allow me to match the RAM's aesthetics with my system's theme, creating a cohesive and vibrant look.psutierlist.comInstallation was straightforward, and the modules fit perfectly with my motherboard. The build quality is top-notch, reflecting G.SKILL's commitment to excellence.psutierlist.comOverall, the G.SKILL Trident Z RGB DDR4 RAM offers a perfect blend of high performance and stunning visuals, making it an excellent choice for gamers and PC enthusiasts alike.

This CL18 RAM is well made that it actually runs very well at CL16 timings.Save yourself some money and get this RAM over the F4-3600C16D-32GTZNC. This RAM is easily overclocked to 3600MHz at 1.44V with "CL16" timings set to 16-20-20-38. With the lack of Samsung-based dies in DDR4 these days, this set is the absolute best bang-for-your-buck despite being hynix and is the best CL18 I've found that is versatile enough to be run as CL16.However, the slightly less cheaper, Trident Z Neo version of this RAM (F4-3600C18D-32GTZN), was not as stable and the PC failed to boot many times from attempting to use CL16 timings.

Picked up two kits (64GB total) for a final push on my 2018 Intel build. Upgraded from 32GB (4x8GB) Corsair 3200MT/s — this G.SKILL kit worked right out of the box at 3600MT/s with XMP enabled. Passed MemTest86 with no errors.The RGB syncs nicely with ASUS Aura without needing extra software. Honestly feels like a better experience than Corsair, which forces you into their proprietary iCUE software just for lighting control.Solid upgrade, stable performance, clean look — no complaints so far.

I got the 32gb set for my new pc and it works great! It’s super easy to install just click click done! Very good value for the amount you get and it being rgb. It’s very good quality I’ve been using the trident z ram for years! It’s very stable and the speeds are perfect!

works really well i see massive improvement on my desktop

So I installed the ram the other day with questionable results. At first I was very concerned since the ram according to memtest64 did not work properly. After some further analysis with prime64 I realized that there was no problem with the ram or the CPU.To be honest I am probably never going to use all 64 gigs of ram on my computer from the ram cards that I just managed to install but here are my first thoughts about using it so far.1. The ram is so much more responsive with the new ram cards installed. My old ram ran at 2200mt/s and I am running this ram with XMP at 3000 mt/s and it is so much more responsive probably cause I am able to move the mouse faster than before.2. When I did the prime95 test I wasn't able to fully achieve all 64 gigs of ram to be used. More like 62 gigs. Granted that is a lot of ram still considering the price and everything but that is still not a good thing. You shouldn't be two gb from the target. If anything 1 gb of ram off is acceptable I guess. Still 62 gb of ram is a lot and I am still impressed.3. With everything that has been said I am not gonna talk about the RGB features of it. Granted it worked just fine but with that said my cpu air cooler is so big it takes up all the space needed to look at the cool lights the ram has making it kind of a useless feature for myself.Thanks!

Others have commented on the quality of the RAM itself, so I won't be focusing on that other than to say: it works perfectly for my needs.But, dang is it hard to physically install! I bought 2 sticks to go with the 2 I already had, and trying to install these was a literal pain. The heatsinks are thin metal and protrude above the plastic casing of the RGB lights, which makes applying enough pressure to them in order to click into the motherboard actually a bit painful. The metal isn't sharp, so you won't bleed for these, but it definitely left a significant impression in my skin.You need to apply even pressure to either side of the RAM stick to get it to click in, and as you can see from the photos that is exactly where the metal heatsink protrudes upwards. Maybe just installing 2 sticks in alternate slots is easier, but going for a full 4 is bound to cause discomfort.It's a really cool looking design, but if you don't have calloused thumbs it can definitely be a bit painful to apply the right amount of pressure. I thought for several tries that somehow, someway, it was all just misaligned. Nope. After gritting my teeth and finally giving it the ol' college try, they clicked right into place and I promptly cried like a little baby for my poor widdle thumbsies (not really, but it was very uncomfortable).So just be aware, they look cool, they function as advertised, but the practical application of them into a motherboard is unpleasant.