Hi, I am drawn between G.Skill Trident Z RGB and Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro. I like the color scheme of both. I need DDR4 3200C14, 64GB. Last week, Trident Z RGB was sold by an unknown reseller so I chose the non-RGB version. I have been waiting for so long and it still has not arrived yet. Now I am a bit regret that I did not choose RGB RAM. Given the same frequency and CL value, are there other differences between the two brands and modules?
I read that the Trident Z RGB has the Samsung B-die which is good to be used with AMD CPUs due to some kind of strict timings. If I stay with Intel CPUs, is there any advantage (such as better performance, reliability, future proof in terms of compatibility with dual-channel and quad-channel systems which I may upgrade to later) in choose the Trident Z RGB over the Corsair Venegeance RGB Pro?
I will use it with Intel i9-9900K and Noctua NH-D15S. Thanks.
P.S. If I use NH-D15S, will I see much of rgb effects? It seems that it may be too big to block at least 2 ram. I cannot find video of users who use rgb ram with NH-D15S
I read that the Trident Z RGB has the Samsung B-die which is good to be used with AMD CPUs due to some kind of strict timings. If I stay with Intel CPUs, is there any advantage (such as better performance, reliability, future proof in terms of compatibility with dual-channel and quad-channel systems which I may upgrade to later) in choose the Trident Z RGB over the Corsair Venegeance RGB Pro?
I will use it with Intel i9-9900K and Noctua NH-D15S. Thanks.
P.S. If I use NH-D15S, will I see much of rgb effects? It seems that it may be too big to block at least 2 ram. I cannot find video of users who use rgb ram with NH-D15S