Question Should I wait for the Trident Z Neo Ram for my 3000 series Ryzen CPU?

[danirae7]

Question is as above. Here are the main components of the PC I am building:

Ryzen 7 3700x
MSI GeForce 2070 Super Gaming x Tro
ASrock x570 Pro4
Corsair RMx 750 80+ Gold Fully Modular

Since planning to build a PC, I was very sure I wanted G. Skill Trident ram, specifically the Trident Royal 3200 mhz (2 x 8gb). It's on sale right now for 110. Now Trident is releasing the new Trident Z Neo ram which is supposed to be optimized for my CPU.

My question is - should I wait? Is it going to make much of a difference for my CPU? Or would the ram that I initially wanted work fine with my build? It's the only part left I need and I am ready to go, plus I don't like the look of the Neo as much as the Royal. I'm just not sure if it would be worth it to wait.

Any help or recommendations for my build would be great! Thank you.

 

[Neon_Lenox]

Don't wait. I've seen this kind off stuff happen to me before. It will probably not make a difference. And as you said, if you like the Trident Z Royal Better, go for it. New products are always going to come. It does not make a difference until the ram frequencies are same.

 

[gskill support]

DDR4-3200 is high performance as is, so as long as you're not looking for the best possible, or extreme OC, that memory kit should be sufficient for your needs.