G.skill Trident Z Rgb 32gb 2x16gb F4-3000c14d-32gt

🟢 G.SKILL Trident Z RGB 🟢 Model: F4-3000C14D-32GTZR 🟢 Capacity: 32GB (2x16GB) 🟢 Speed: DDR4-3000 🟢 Timings: CL14-14-14-34 ; 1.35V (XMP 2.0) 🟢 Chips: Samsung B-Die – perfect for low latency or manual tuning Fully working, pulled from a non-overclocked system. Always used inside a clean, dust-protected PC case. No damage, no overheating, no bench torture. RGB works perfectly. Never pushed beyond XMP. Selling only because I’m upgrading to 128GB and no longer need this kit. Ideal for those who want low-latency B-Die performance or want to match an existing set. What you get: • 2x 16GB G.SKILL Trident Z RGB modules Shipping: Carefully packed, shipped via tracked AnPost. Buyer pays shipping cost 9 € within Ireland One of the best B-Die kits ever made — tight timings, perfect for tuning. XMP: 3000 MHz CL14-14-14-34 ; 1.35V ➤ Latency: 9.33 ns Manual tuning examples (real-world): • 3200 CL14-14-14-34 ; 1.35–1.37V – 8.75 ns • 3400 CL14-14-14-34 ; 1.37–1.40V – 8.23 ns • 3600 CL16-16-16-36 ; 1.40–1.42V – 8.88 ns • Advanced: 3600 CL14-13-13-28 ; 1.45–1.48V (1.10V SoC, 1.00V VDDG/IOD) – 7.77 ns This is high-end RAM, mostly for those who know exactly what they're doing. If you're just looking for a standard 32GB kit — you’ll probably find cheaper and newer options that make more sense. This one’s really for enthusiasts who understand Samsung B-Die and manual tuning. Yes, it can run tight as 7.77 ns at 3600 CL14, but that’s only: - if you know what you're doing in BIOS, - with a good motherboard (like B550/X570), - proper voltage tuning (SOC, VDDG), - and solid airflow. It’s not plug-and-play at max performance, though the default 3000 CL14 XMP profile is very stable. I’m not trying to sell a dream — just being straight with you. Most people who buy this kind of RAM know what they're looking for. If that’s not you, I’d suggest going for a solid 3200 CL16 kit instead. Cheers🙌