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G.Skill Trident Z RGB
2 x 8GB, 3000 MHz, DDR4-RAM, DIMM
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Total 16GB (2x8GB)
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I don't see a problem, I have 3200s 4x16GB side by side and nothing happens. In addition, my case does not cool with any fans except those of the 2 water cooling units of the graphics card and the AIO cooling of the CPU.
My setup runs on extreme days easily 8 hours on full load and results in no bluescreen or performance drop.
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Thanks for your info.
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Hello Thomas-black
You are right
The product "above" (in the 2 x 8 GB configuration) is not correctly identified
So NOT CL16-18-18 1.35v
but CL16-18-38-18 1.35v (tRP is wrong)
If you already have 16GB of RAM, that's easily enough for normal users. If you need to render films or 3D graphics, 32GB would be better. But for normal daily life, even as a gamer, 16GB is absolutely sufficient.
Yes, the mainboard should support up to 3466 MHz.
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Not listed by ASUS, see Product Support for Z170M-PLUS, Memory / Device Support, Version -.
2016/12/24 update, Z170_DDR4_4DIMM_memory_QVL_report161222 (and older)
https://www.asus.com/ch-de...
and
G. Skill F4-3000C16D-16GTZR, QVL: ASUS: only Z170-PRO mentioned
https://www.gskill.com/en...
To what extent the difference between Z170-PRO and ASUS Z170M-PLUS affects compatibility with these RAMs is not clear from the two tables. Moreover, is RGB compatible with Z170m-Plus?
Therefore ask these questions to G. Skill Support or Community (including specs of your PC)
https://www.gskill.com/en...
Maybe it is better to combine RAMs from G. Skill with a new mainboard and processor (without OverClocking usually up to 2666 MHz).
The difference lies in the latency:
https://www.digitec.ch/de...
You can combine both with the existing ones. But it makes sense to use the same ones.
This is the list with the appropriate ram for your mainboard:
https://www.gskill.com/en...
On which mainboard do you want to use this ram?
The difference is, among other things, the CAS latency; this is mentioned in the manufacturer's number
For G. Skill:
for F4-3000C16D-16GTZR with CAS latency 16 ; tRCD 18 ; tRAS 18 ; tRP 38
means c16 = CAS latency 16
Accordingly :
for F4-3000C15D-16GTZR with CAS latency 15 ; tRCD 16 ; tRAS 16 ; tRP 35
means c15 = CAS latency 15
CAS latency : see Wikipedia
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki...
more detailed English version :
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki...
The stated speed is always the maximum, you can also buy DDR4- 5000 Ram, they will just run at 2133 if you don't enable XMP in the bios.
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I don't know what RAM you want to compare it to, but the latency won't be the same "google".
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