G.Skill Trident Z5 RGB DDR5 32GB 7200MT/s (F5-7200J3445G16GX2-TZ5RK)

Ho montato il kit su mb Evga Z690 Dark Kingpin e nessun problema al primo avvio.
Imposto le ram con profilo XMP 1 a 7200MHz e il pc parte, ma è instabile sotto windows.
Al che decido di utilizzare un profilo oc preimpostato della mb con ram a 7800MHz e il pc parte e windows è stabile.
Mettiamola così, con la vecchia generazione si era raggiunta una maturità tale che mb e ram erano quasi sempre compatibili. Quando acquistavo un set di ram a velocità x e timing y, al 99% attivando XMP, andavano belle stabili out of box.
Con ddr5, le ram vengono prodotte e vendute per x e le mb funzionano per y. Questo non vuol dire che l’uno o l’altro non siano buoni, ma bisogna partite da quello che la mb riesce ad offrire e trovare il giusto settaggio delle ram, senza usare necessariamente il profilo preimpostato XMP.
Personalmente sono soddisfatto anche senza poter utilizzare il profilo XMP. Il kit 7200MHz 1.4v di fabbrica funziona per me a 7800MHz 1.48v sulla mia mb.

I am running this Trident Z5 kit at 8000 38-48-48-42 2T stable. I have two additional Trident Z5 8000 kits running stable at 8600. The other two are running the memory on water to tame the ungodly thermals. This one is running on air cooling using the stock heatsinks with a very strong and loud fan blowing on them and they are still ridiculously hot. Two things I find loathsome about modern memory design, and it applies to G.SKILL and their competitors, is the RGB stuff always defaults to an animated RGB rainbow puke clown show and the heatsinks the manufacturers install seem to be functionally worthless and act more like heating blankets. They all generally run cooler as naked modules with nothing on them.

Advice for all memory OEMs: get a grip on thermal management and start doing it right, and make the non-RGB kits more common and readily available, or change the default to static white or LEDs off. Customers that want rainbow puke or some other color can install the bloatware needed to control that.

G.SKILL Trident Z5 is my first choice for overclocked DDR5 Hynix A-die.

Pros:
– Great overclocking
– Reasonable price
Cons:
– RGB rainbow puke is disgusting
– Heatsinks are aesthetically nice, functionally worthless

Je modifie mon commentaire après quelques jours d’utilisation. En XMP1 à 7200 MT/s j’ai eu plusieurs plantage (retour windows) avec cette ddr5 sur plusieurs jeux. Sous OCCT, j’avais des erreurs lors des tests mémoires, même des freezes. Toujours sous XMP, à 7000 MT/s mes problèmes ont disparu. Il faudrait probablement modifier certains paramètres pour avoir quelque chose de stable à 7200. On appelle ça la loterie du silicone…

Le support technique g.skills à répondu à mon mail (c’est déjà ça) mais n’a proposé aucune solution mis à part un retour du produit, ce qui ne réglera pas forcément le problème si le soucis vient d’ailleurs.

edit : Après changement du boitier et surtout en posant un contact frame Thermalright j’ai pu remettre ma ram à 7200 + xmp sans aucune erreur et plantage. Problème réglé.

yes yes yes.

Monte las Ram en una Tarjeta Madre Aorus Elite X AX con un i7 14700K y una Aorus RTX 4070 Master, al iniciarse por primera vez se autoconfiguran a 4800 Mhz pero nada mas activas el perfil XMP y se ponen a 7200 Mhz inmediatamente.

As some of the other reviews have stated, the 7200MHz speeds worked out of the box with XMP auto-detect and I’ve had zero instability issues. However, after 32 days, the RGB on one RAM stick stopped functioning and is no longer recognized by my system. It’s a minor inconvenience, but hopefully nothing worse comes up over time.

System Specs
MB: B760M PROJECT ZERO
CPU: Intel Core i7-12700K
GPU: RTX 3070
RAM: 32GB G.SKILL Trident Z5 RGB Series