Rijaws 4 3000,CL15, 1.35V vs Ripjaws V 2666, CL15, 1.2V for 6700k

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Hey guys,
I'm moving to Skylake and need some RAMs, these two have the same price where I'm going to buy.
I'm mostly playing games, using UDK, Blender and Photoshop/GIMP. Which should I get?
Is there any major difference between 4 and V series?

Thanks!
 
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The 300 will give higher bandwidth and better performance, the 4 sticks were designed/programmed torwards the quad channel 2011 v3 rigs where thte new RJ V is optimized (secondary timing wise) to 1151 and dual channel mode (GSkill is also getting ready to release the new Trident Z sticks
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The 300 will give higher bandwidth and better performance, the 4 sticks were designed/programmed torwards the quad channel 2011 v3 rigs where thte new RJ V is optimized (secondary timing wise) to 1151 and dual channel mode (GSkill is also getting ready to release the new Trident Z sticks
 
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SkellyG

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Thanks. Does this "optimized to 1151 and dual channel" mean anything special or is it just a buzzword? I'm going with Asus Z170-A, so obviously it's dual channel and 1151.

There won't be any problems with 2011 dedicated memory on Z170, right?
 
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When you look at DRAM for sale, et al all you see are the 4 primary timings, there are a whole bunch of others, secondary and even tertiary, which can affect overall performance or how things run when in dual or Tri or Quad. The RJ V and upcoming Tri Z are aimed at dual channel the 4 and 8GB sets of RJ 4 are aimed at true quad channel operations
 
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