Trident Z NEO 32gb (16x2) 288-Pin DDR4 3600 CL14 Samsung B-Die. Open box For Sale

Trident Z NEO 32gb (16x2) 288-Pin DDR4 3600 CL14  Samsung B-Die. Open box
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Trident Z NEO 32gb (16x2) 288-Pin DDR4 3600 CL14 Samsung B-Die. Open box:
$247.99

I found these before an online company went out of stock. You probably looking at the last 16x2 32GB kit of the tightest timings G Skill has put on ddr4. Those timings on manual can go even tighter non XMO ir DOCP. Selling because I switched to intel z790. These are capable of overclocking to 3800 or more, if you know about timing settings. AMD users : Thier cpu\'s dont like their memory controller fabric speed being overclocked. I have just had it with PBO overvolting my 5950x Dead after one year. Second died 4 days after install, 3rd Just a manual oc to 4400@1.12V. Lasted almost 2 years. OC away if your putting them on an intel chipset , there are videos on this set hitting 4000Mhz. They discontinued these 32gb kits a long time ago. Ive seen a few 8x8\'s but thats just not enough ram for me


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