Question can't find compatible RGB RAM for Z390 AORUS PRO

[EpicSurvivor]

I can't find any compatible RGB RAM for my Z390 AORUS PRO. None of the RGB RAM I can find is on the QVL list. I am looking for 2X8GB RGB Sticks. It makes no sense why G.Skill and Corsair (RGB) RAM wouldn't show on the list.
This is the QVL List for the board
https://download.gigabyte.com/FileList/Memory/mb_memory_z390-aorus-pro_190415.pdf

any help and suggestions is appreciate it

 

[extide]

Any DDR4 will work fine. Look for something 3600Mhz or faster.

 

[EpicSurvivor]

Any DDR4 will work fine. Look for something 3600Mhz or faster.

I heard of memory not running at the correct speeds when is not on the QVL list.

 

[EpicSurvivor]

EDIT I did it backwards. I checked the Memory on the G.Skill website instead of the Gigabyte MoBo website and I found some compatible RAM that has RGB.

Now the question is. I found these 2 models. I honestly don't know much about specific details about cas latency and stuff. What is the best one out these two and why? I assume the higher the number the better?

DDR4-3600MHz CL18-22-22-42 1.35V

DDR4-3600MHz CL16-16-16-36 1.35V

 

[UsandThem]

I honestly don't know much about specific details about cas latency and stuff. What is the best one out these two and why? I assume the higher the number the better?

DDR4-3600MHz CL18-22-22-42 1.35V

DDR4-3600MHz CL16-16-16-36 1.35V

The 2nd kit.

https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/cas-latency-ram-cl-timings-glossary-definition,6011.html

 

[EpicSurvivor]

The 2nd kit.

https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/cas-latency-ram-cl-timings-glossary-definition,6011.html

I feel so stupid. The second kit is advertised as AMD only. Wow.... RIP

 

[UsandThem]

I feel so stupid. The second kit is advertised as AMD only. Wow.... RIP

It doesn't matter who they market it towards, as long as the RAM in on the motherboard's or memory manufacturer's QVL, you will be fine.

Plus, the memory controller on Intel CPUs isn't as picky, and doesn't seem to increase in performance as much as AMD CPUs do. Still, you likely want to get CAS 16 or lower RAM.

 

[EpicSurvivor]

It doesn't matter who they market it towards, as long as the RAM in on the motherboard's or memory manufacturer's QVL, you will be fine.

Plus, the memory controller on Intel CPUs isn't as picky, and don't seem to increase in performance as much as AMD CPUs do. Still, you likely want to get CAS 16 or lower RAM.

Alright awesome! thanks for the tip

 

[KentState]

You could even go down to 3200 speed and save some money. Intel doesn't really gain much by higher RAM speeds.

 

[EpicSurvivor]

You could even go down to 3200 speed and save some money. Intel doesn't really gain much by higher RAM speeds.

well see thing is 3600 is only like $15 more than 3200 and that been the case I am just going to buy 3600