G.Skill Trident Z Neo

[Dirael]

I'm planning to build a new PC based on Z390 chipset and G.Skill definitely piqued my interest. But, no matter where I look at, Trident Z Neo is said to be optimized for AMD build. Does it mean it won't work with my build?

[Jurrunio]

nah DDR$ is DDR$, it just means the rated speed is tested on Ryzen. Because Intel CPUs have greater memory capability in general you should be fine

[Dirael]

7 minutes ago, Jurrunio said:

nah DDR$ is DDR$, it just means the rated speed is tested on Ryzen. Because Intel CPUs have greater memory capability in general you should be fine

So... There's a possibility that the rated speed won't work with Intel? 
The thing is I've already ordered one, but noticed this detail only now. If not for that, I would've chosen Corsair.

[GoldenLag]

Just now, Dirael said:

There's a possibility that the rated speed won't work with Intel? 

Its hynix CJR. So thats highly unlikely

[Fasauceome]

18 minutes ago, Jurrunio said:

DDR$ is DDR$

that capital 4 tho

[Jurrunio]

5 minutes ago, Dirael said:

So... There's a possibility that the rated speed won't work with Intel? 

I doubt that. Just like saying "just because untrained me can lift this block of metal, that muscular guy over there may not be able to", it doesn't make sense

 

3 minutes ago, Fasauceome said:

that capital 4 tho

that's how stick vendors see it

 

8 minutes ago, Dirael said:

If not for that, I would've chosen Corsair.

Peel off the heatsink, Corsair, Gskill, Team Group, OLOy, Adata etc (except Crucial) sticks are all the same. Only Micron, Samsung and SK Hynix makes memory chips and cause major difference aside from binning. Crucial is different because it's a brand of Micron, so they use Micron unless Micron doesn't produce such thing they need.

[Dirael]

Thank you for your answers!