This thread will be about well known and really popular G.Skill Trident Z 2x8GB DDR4-3200 CL15-15-15 memory ( F4-3200C15D-16GTZ ).
Since it's about the same as DDR4-3000 14-14-14, 3200 13-13-13/14-14-14, 3600 15-15-15/16-16-16 and some other kits then I won't make all tests. Many OCF members already tested this memory so I will add some of my overclocking results and I count that other users will add some of their results too.
If you can't find settings interesting for you then check DDR4-3000 CL14 or DDR4-3600 CL16 threads where are more settings that should work on DDR4-3200 CL15.
The same as most other new G.Skill memory kits based on single sided ( single rank ) 8GB modules also Trident Z 3200 has Samsung "B-die" under the heatsinks. It simply means it overclocks really high and it's compatible with most available motherboards.
Here is link to G.Skill product page.
No more photos as all already know how Trident Z memory modules look like
Here is list on what you can count during overclocking:
3000 12-12-12/13-13-13 1.35-1.45V
3200 12-12-12/13-13-13 1.35-1.45V
3466 13-13-13/14-14-14/15-15-15 1.35-1.45V
3600 14-14-14/15-15-15/16-16-16 1.35-1.45V
3733 15-15-15/16-16-16/17-17-17 1.35-1.45V
4000 15-15-15/16-16-16/17-17-17 1.35-1.45V
4133 16-16-16/17-17-17/18-18-18 1.35-1.45V
Above settings depend from luck and used motherboard. For example one kit can make 4000 CL16 1.35V while other will need 1.45V for the same.
In next post I will show example results as I was showing many others around the forums for last months ( like in 3000/3600 thread ).
Trident Z 3200 memory has only one XMP profile which is working without issues on ASRock and MSI Z170 motherboards. It's also working on ASRock X99M Killer 3.1.
XMP: 3200 15-15-15-35 2N 1.35V
Since it's about the same as DDR4-3000 14-14-14, 3200 13-13-13/14-14-14, 3600 15-15-15/16-16-16 and some other kits then I won't make all tests. Many OCF members already tested this memory so I will add some of my overclocking results and I count that other users will add some of their results too.
If you can't find settings interesting for you then check DDR4-3000 CL14 or DDR4-3600 CL16 threads where are more settings that should work on DDR4-3200 CL15.
The same as most other new G.Skill memory kits based on single sided ( single rank ) 8GB modules also Trident Z 3200 has Samsung "B-die" under the heatsinks. It simply means it overclocks really high and it's compatible with most available motherboards.
Here is link to G.Skill product page.
No more photos as all already know how Trident Z memory modules look like
Here is list on what you can count during overclocking:
3000 12-12-12/13-13-13 1.35-1.45V
3200 12-12-12/13-13-13 1.35-1.45V
3466 13-13-13/14-14-14/15-15-15 1.35-1.45V
3600 14-14-14/15-15-15/16-16-16 1.35-1.45V
3733 15-15-15/16-16-16/17-17-17 1.35-1.45V
4000 15-15-15/16-16-16/17-17-17 1.35-1.45V
4133 16-16-16/17-17-17/18-18-18 1.35-1.45V
Above settings depend from luck and used motherboard. For example one kit can make 4000 CL16 1.35V while other will need 1.45V for the same.
In next post I will show example results as I was showing many others around the forums for last months ( like in 3000/3600 thread ).
Trident Z 3200 memory has only one XMP profile which is working without issues on ASRock and MSI Z170 motherboards. It's also working on ASRock X99M Killer 3.1.
XMP: 3200 15-15-15-35 2N 1.35V
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