With a Ryzen 9 3900X, would it be better to get the Ripjaws or the Trident Z Neo? I have the impression that they are the same except for the design. I think they are the same except for the design. Then in the Digitec description, the neo's are optimized for amd's, while the Ripjaws are optimized for Intel. Anyone have any advice?

With a Ryzen 9 3900X, more recommended to take the Ripjaws kit or the Trident Z Neo? I think this is the exact same memory instead of the design. The Digitec description says that the neo are optimized for amd and the Ripjaws for Intel. Does somebody have any advice?

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With a Ryzen 9 3900X, would it be better to get the Ripjaws or the Trident Z Neo? I have the impression that they are the same except for the design. I think they are the same except for the design. Then in the Digitec description, the neo's are optimized for amd's, while the Ripjaws are optimized for Intel. Anyone have any advice?

With a Ryzen 9 3900X, more recommended to take the Ripjaws kit or the Trident Z Neo? I think this is the exact same memory instead of the design. The Digitec description says that the neo are optimized for amd and the Ripjaws for Intel. Does somebody have any advice?

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Indeed, the difference is mainly in the design. There will be no difference in performance on an AMD or Intel processor.

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