With programable RGB LEDs, a high DDR4-3600 data rate, and solid CAS 16 timings, is G.Skill's latest lighted RAM the best of everything? I?m not much for long product names, but Trident Z RGB doesn't seem too excessive. Add the DDR4-3600 to it, and it's getting slightly lengthy. Oh, and there's the CAS 16 rating. Fortunately, G.Skill makes its model numbers a little easier to read than many of its competitors, as the ?4? stands for DDR4, 3600 is the data rate, C16 is the latency, the Q means quad-DIMM, 32 is the gigabytes of capacity, and GTZ is the style. Unfortunately, R stands for RGB on its black-and-gray heat spreaders, where G.Skill uses the same letter on other modules to denote the color red. And with that, model F4-3600C16Q-32GTZR is born.

So much for the decoder ring. On to the details.