G.SKILL 32GB (2 x 16GB) Ripjaws V Series DDR4 PC4-25600 3200MHz for Intel Z170 Platform Desktop Memory Model F4-3200C16D-32GVK

Bang on quality standard ram.

RAM works at the specified timing and voltage. However, I had to enable XMP within the BIOS to hit those speeds, otherwise the RAM attempted to run much slower at a significantly reduced voltage.

My original build was with G.Skill rip jaws V. this is a upgrade to 64 Gigabit. They work great in my system.

My set up was 16GB @3200 (2x8GB) and I needed something faster for video editing purposes. So I did a little research and these looked like they would work. To be fair, they did work, no compatibility issue warnings popped up but in practical use, having the 32GB Ripjaws V @3200 (2x16GB) did not increase the speed of the editing. To make sure I was giving these a fair shot I purchased the exact same 2x8GB as my old RAM (T-Force Delta RGB @3200) and installed them for a total of 32GB @3200 (4x8GB) and this sped everything up much faster. I know that some people believe the 4x8 will be faster than 2x16 but with dual channel it should not be a real difference. It could be a compatibility issue with my MOBO (Asrock B450M Pro 4) but there were no indications that would be a problem. I didnt want to give these a bad score in case it was a compatability issue I was not aware of of if for some reason there is that big of a difference between 2x16GB vs 4x8GB, but if there is no such issue then these should get a 1 star because they basically matched the 2x8GB T-Force and were blown out of the water by the 4x8GB set up. I would not look at these if you have the same MOBO as me, go for the T-Force.

Um meinen Rechner für ein bestimmtes Spiel fit zu machen

WarZone run like a champ now! Great product

Very fast ram, easy to install and worked and is still working great 6 months later

Great product and works as intended on a Ryzen 5 2600X system. Ive undervolted it and run it at a slower speed simply because I wanted more memory not faster RAM. It boots and run fine at the listed speed however.

I ordered two sticks that matched my current 32 gigs of RAM to expand it. The package arrived un damaged but the actual RAM package had a partially torn off bar code sticker on the front of it along with another sticker applied to the back with two big initials. I installed the additional RAM and the computer and it wouldn’t boot. I reinstalled it several times noting no pin damage or other visible problems and still no boot. I removed the RAM and my rig worked fine. I returned the RAM without a problem but I wonder if someone else had done the same thing prior to me.

No flashy colors or leds on this, just some sleek sticks of ram. Hey, Ive got enough lights with my fans and motherboard, its nice to have something that just bends in to the components and functions exactly as it should.