TEAMGROUP T-Create Expert overclocking 10L DDR4 16GB Kit (2 x 8GB) 3200MHz (PC4 25600) CL16 Desktop Memory Module Ram - TTCED416G3200HC16FDC01

Simple to install and works as a charm. Love the product and speed up my desktop!

I managed to destroy one of two sticks in the system I built 3 years ago by blowing out dust using an air-compressor. This is the first time I've had that problem. I guess you need to learn that lesson once the hard way... Not too expensive. These replaced my previous 32GB fine.

Excellent memory kit, running flawlessly at 3600mhz on a non-max MSI Tomahawk and a Ryzen 5600x. To my surprise, my kit turned out to be dual-rank.

This memory is actually quite good and I'm pleasantly impressed! I was able to achieve a very rock-solid stable overclock of 3800MT/s @ CL18 with 1.350 V. It's a decent bit above the advertised XMP speeds of 3600, and helps to bridge the gap of the slightly higher CAS latency. I've had zero issues with it and having the extra headroom sure is nice when dealing with memory-hungry applications. I was amazed that in one such case, the application I was using which didn't usually even try to max out my 32GB kit, immediately utilized 38GB+ of this kit under the same configuration and operating conditions. So the application was previously holding itself back due to my hardware limitation and I didn't even know itIf you need the headroom (which I confess, most don't on average), then this is an excellent and cost-effective way to get it! Oh, did I mention that it's sleek, low-profile, with relatively subtle branding? It's easily forgettable in my otherwise flashy PC lol, but that's not a bad thing. Highly recommendedUpdate: just bought another 64gb due to that one RAM hungry program now maxing out my 64gb. My particular setup was not perfectly stable when overclocked to 3800MT/s with the same settings, but it's running very stable with the stock XMP profile. Still quite happy with this RAM, I feel like I got away with something getting it for so cheap!

easy install works great superfast shipping

In short this is the best performance and size for the money.Long story with useful info: I have been building systems for over 20 years. (who cares, but just for context.) When I upgrade or rebuild my systems, I always spend way too much time doing research trying to determine the best bang for the buck. Not that familiar with this brand, but thought I would give based on specs and price. BTW, I am upgrading my existing 64 gig DDR4 which is on 4 16 gig sticks which I purchased 3 years ago which by comparison was double the price. Needless to say it is good ram with the same Jedec and XMP timings at CL16. The image with the 3473 bench is my old ram for comparison. I had plenty of performance Ram but wanted to increase performance as well as max out the ram capacity on my MOBO which happens to be 128gig at 32gig per stick. Dont judge, its a personal problem. lol. I ran that bench in default Jedec mode so I could compare to this new Ram in default Jedec mode which is the 3247 benchmark. Initially very disappointed, so much that I almost returned it immediately. I went into BIOS and enabled XMP, rebooted and the system would not boot up, maybe because the system was redoing RAM timings. IDK, more frustration. Was thinking I was going to have to clear the CMOS and start over, but I just powered off the system, relaxed and rebooted,and it came up. Then I did numerous reboots and power offs just to make sure there was no issue. which everything ended up being fine. The 3787 bench was my ultimate standard results with XMP on. The 3894 bench is with my instant 6GHZ motherboard CPU boost mode.Overall I am happy with the upgrade and I can put in 128 gig. I am not as happy as I thought I would be based on my somewhat minimal performance gains. Thinking about it, this ram did beat my other ram and my other 3 year old ram is better than a lot of current ram on the market. That being said, this is some great ram. A couple of gripes about the industry in general, the standard or Jedec profiles seem to be pretty weak across the board and you have to use XMP to get the rated performance. CL 16 seems to be the sweet spot for price performance. If you go to CL 14, the price jumps way up. For reference, latency is the same for 3200 cl 16 as i is for 3600 cl18 which is pretty much the standard for 3600. Also, the industry seems to use MHZ and MT/s interchangeably and they are 2 different things and depending on what you read you double one or the other. Best I can tell is if it says 3200, they actually mean 3200MT/s and they are running at 1600 Mhz per channel.SUMMARY: This is a great deal for 64 gig of fast ram based on my research and the benchmarks provided

Good ram memories for a good price

Bought these to match the two sticks I already had. These snapped right in and I now have 64gigs of ram instead of 32. No complaints, seems like quality ram with decent speed.