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XPG SPECTRIX DDR4 8 GB 3600MHZ D35G VS D50 ? is there any performance difference ?

I want to buy XPG SPECTRIX DDR4 8 GB 3600MHZ but i saw there is two model the D35G and the D50 but the D35G is cheaper ! what i wanna know : is there any performance differences ? both are CL16 , or is it only the way the it looks ? because i dont really care about looks !
I want to get it for my asus b450m-k prime mbo and Ryzen 5 2600x because i'm getting low fps because of my 12gb ram ( 8GB 3000MHZ XPG + 4GB RAM 2666MHZ (i'm not sure what brand ) )
 
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8 minutes ago, hyrix7Q said:
I want to buy XPG SPECTRIX DDR4 8 GB 3600MHZ but i saw there is two model the D35G and the D50 but the D35G is cheaper ! what i wanna know : is there any performance differences ? both are CL16 , or is it only the way the it looks ? because i dont really care about looks !
I want to get it for my asus b450m-k prime mbo and Ryzen 5 2600x because i'm getting low fps because of my 12gb ram ( 8GB 3000MHZ XPG + 4GB RAM 2666MHZ (i'm not sure what brand ) )
 

You should get the exact same model (8GB) you already have, so it can run in dual channel perfectly. I also would upgrade the CPU to a 5600X3D or 5700X3D.

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If the frequency and timings are the same, the performance will be the same. I'd suspect the only difference between the two is the heat spreaders. 

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2600 is still a passable CPU if all you do is basics.

As to Spectrix, D35 and D50 might have different ICs all together.

After XPG Z1's, aka the original A-Data Samsung B-Die bins, most A-Data RAM have been mix juice. That happened years ago. Expect random ICs found on sticks, and not actually great RAM.

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