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The Trident Z (RGB) has a CAS Latency of 15 with a Access Time of 6.25 ns. That isn’t bad at all. The new Trident Z’s are some of the fastest clocked memory kits which can go as high as 4266 MHz. The kit we received is optimized at a clock speed of 2400 MHz (PC4-19200). The memory kit is fully compatible with the Intel XMP 2.0 and can be easily set to its rated clock speeds through the BIOS shipped on the latest Intel motherboards. Memory compatibility id different on every motherboard, so make sure that your board is high-end and rated to support high clock speed memory sticks. The specs for our kit is shown;
- Amount of Ram: 64GB (16GBx4)
- Generation: DDR4
- Speed: 2400 Mhz (PC4 19200)
- Access Time: 6.25 ns
- CAS Latency: 15 (15-15-15-35)
- Channels: Dual
- Error Checking: Non-ECC
Overall with testing the Trident Z can compare with most of the non RGB memory on the market. If you have the money, and want pretty lights then I recommend this. But if you are looking for performance, I would look at the Non RGB version.
Work Cited:
- https://wccftech.com/review/gskill-trident-z-rgb-32-gb-3600-mhz-ddr4-memory-kit-review/
- https://www.gskill.com/en/product/f4-3200c16d-16gtzr
- https://www.vortez.net/articles_pages/g_skill_trident_z_rgb_review,1.html
- http://www.pcgamer.com/ram-of-the-year-gskill-trident-z-rgb/
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DDR3 2133 megahertz (PC3 17000). CAS Latency is low at 9. The following is the timing as well, 9-11-10-28 It requires 1.65 volts of power to run smoothly. The memory is non-ECC as well as non-parity. The memory is dual channel maximum. The memory is always very appealing to the eye with its blue color. It only comes with the stylish heat spreader to upgrade the performance.
