FRONTPAGE G.SKILL Trident Z Royal DDR4 4000 Memory Review

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The Trident Z Royal is G.SKILL's attempt at a high-end, premium RGB memory that is guaranteed to add a luxury element to your next build. There are several different XMP's available and two different color options, but today we are looking a the DDR4 4000 CL17 kit in silver.

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maxfly

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those ics are friggin cherrrry. nice job!

 

mllrkllr88

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maxfly said:

those ics are friggin cherrrry. nice job!

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Thanks! Yeah this kit has a very high potential for overclocking!!

 

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since when does OCing void the warranty? As long as sticker is there and HS hasnt obviously been removed, you have an intact warranty, from what I was told. but that was a few years ago...

 

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Would you happen to recall the vccio and vccsa used ?

 

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That really depends on the CPU but 1.25-1.3 is a good place to start

 

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Johan45 said:

That really depends on the CPU but 1.25-1.3 is a good place to start

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Thanks!

 

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As Johan45 said, it depends on a few factors like motherboard and CPU. For the 4200 12-12 testing I used 1.25 IO and 1.30 SA, which are low and safe values. For the XMP based testing I used auto settings settings for IO and SA, which if I recall correctly are quite low on the ASRock z390 ITX.