G.Skill TridentZ RGB Series 16GB (2 x 8GB) 288-Pin DDR4 3000MHz (PC4 24000) Desktop Memory Model F4-3000C16D-16GTZR

Received product as described. Its working well with another pair of trident z royal. Packing and delivery was fast. Manufacturing date is also recent.

Osm product. If you are searching for a sexy and fast ram. Then Go for it

Color combination and working speed. My windows loading within 10 Seconds (32GB ) Total RAM. Nice product and working as Rocket.

Using this on a ryzen build. It has to be manually set in bios to 1.35 volt and timings of 16-18-18-38, while changing from docp to manual. Else it will only work at 2133 Mhz.

We are very much satisfied with the purchase.

1 ram came damaged, 1 working properly, plz don't try to **** with me..

Guys this RAM is 3000 MHz and as soon as you see that, you will think its fast. But its not, latency of the RAM is 16-18-18-18. Its just ridiculous. You can buy the cheapest 2400 MHz ram without heat-sink and overclock them to same latency. 2400 MHz cl14,14,14,14 ram is far betterin performance and its cheap too. Since those RAMS have very high overclocking headroom. I have bought this same ram from somewhere else & there is no overclocking headroom with this ram and the latency also couldn't be tweaked up. RAM is not slow anyways but its costly so its also not fast in anyways. Its just a very average Hynix RAM which has been slapped up with a RGB heatsink and look fancy. If you are into look get this or do yourself a favor and get the cheaper ram. I have Corasair 2400 MHz cl15 and it clocks the same speed and latency as this. Its still cheaper than this ram.

Is there cheaper ram? Sure, but if your looking for power, speed, and badass aesthetics then look no further. This beautiful piece of hardware worked immediately, and was able to easily max the speed with my Ryzen 7 2700x cpu. There shouldn’t be to much if any decrease in performance if your team blue. The software used was ASUS aurora, and was recognized no problem, as of right now this is the only item with rgb in my build yet it’s bright enough to light up the whole interior. Lastly the aesthetics, 10/5 stars, it’s all metal head to toe with brushed silver and black it’ll match just about anything, and the g.skill logo isn’t an eyesore as the bright rgb block it out. It feels with nothing but quality and I’m sure you won’t regret it over a piece of plastic ram stick.

This ram is excellent. I have built computers since 1997 professionally. It seems some Ryzen combinations are picky about ram. For example, the older 350 series board are very picky about ram and will be unstable if you choose the wrong ram. 450 boards are also picky with ram. 570 boards are the least picky but they have chipset fans on them which was a deterrant for me, until the weird problems with Ryzen G series processors. Instead of making this a long winded "here's why I am right" I'm just going to say this... If you want a hastle free system, go online.. I only buy Asus motherboards... and go to support, and download the QVL document for the system you have. Each motherboard has different QVL. Find ram that matches the QVL. Be careful of 1 DIMM, vs 2 DIMMs, vs 4 DIMMs. For example.. I have a PRIME B350-PLUS with a Ryzen 2400G. I use the above ram in this system. It works PERFECTLY and the ram is on the QVL list. BUT, it's only stable with 2 sticks, not 4 ON THIS MOTHERBOARD. Every system is different. My main computer is a Ryzen 2700X with 64GB of Ram. The ram I used for my main system is 4 sticks of 2666 Ram that was on the QVL but also said it was tested with 4 DIMMs. Just because ram isn't on the QVL doesn't mean it won't work... but, chances are, there MAY be quirks and minor or large instabilities. I really like the quality of GSKill. I use a mixture of ram in my systems. Kingston for 20 years, Corsair for 5 years, and now GSkill is my go to ram. I have built thousands of systems and fixing them under warranty causes me to lose my markup on the system so I need QUALITY and GSkill is quality memory and to top it off... they have the most ram it seems on the QVL list. So, that's one of the other reasons our company switched to GSkill. They are on the QVL lists the most. But, to save yourself a headache... check out your motherboard... look for the ram you WANT in the QVL. The go and buy the ram. It will save you a headache. I built a few thousand Amd FX systems over the years and never worried about ram... but, the Ryzens seem to be more picky about ram. Save yourself the headache, and check the QVL. Also as a friendly tip, some motehrboards have different QVL's.. for example my B350 board has 2 QVL's.. PRIME-B350-PLUS_Memory_QVL and Memory-QVL-for-AMD-Ryzen-2000-Series-Processors If you have a Ryzen 2400G like I did... you would check the 2nd one. And notice the headings... There are 2 types of Ryzens in the 2000 Series Processors QVL.. Supported Speed with AMD Ryzen™ 2nd Generation Processors and Supported Speed with Ryzen™ with Radeon™ Vega Graphics Processors So, make sure you MATCH up the CPU you have with the motherboard you have... and you will see entries like... G.SKILLF4-3000C16D-16GTZR 2*8GB SS N/A 16-18-18-38 1.35 3000 3000 ● ● If you wanted 4 DIMMs you would find one that had 3 dots in that column. You'll figure it out. Just thought I would help someone.

A+

As expected! just needed to turn on the xmp.

Looks great functions wonderfully