I bought a RAM memory and it works very well and perfectly. Of course, these normally cost 20-30 euros but for the prices we have today, it's normal for them to be that much! My opinion is to get them when prices drop! I bought it because I needed it

It works fine, with XMP in the BIOS it goes up to 3200 MHz. RAM prices are, as is well known, ridiculous, but this module is *relatively* decent for its money in the current market.

Excellent choice for those who want 32GB of memory without excessive cost. The Aegis series offers stable performance and reliability, ideal for both gaming and demanding tasks (multitasking, editing, VMs).

Operating in dual channel (2×16GB) noticeably improves system responsiveness, while compatibility with most DDR4 motherboards is excellent.

The G.Skill Aegis DDR4 16GB (2x8GB) 3200MHz is perfect for gaming and everyday use. It runs stable and fast, helps games load instantly, and I had no issues with compatibility or blue screens. The performance is excellent for its price and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for reliable RAM for a gaming PC.

Simple memory modules without heatsink. They don't get excessively hot, the chips are Samsung, so they're reliable.

At 3200 they have no difference from other 3200s, except that they get hotter compared to those with a heatsink

2.5 years later, the memory still works. I bought 32 GB for about 40 euros because it was one of the cheapest. How things have changed.

Purchase 7 March 2024
They have proven to be very good, stable, and fast.
Very economical pair 2x8GB at 36 euros. Now the price has gone up.

I have had them for 1 year, I haven't had any failures.
The second one is the same

I got them for my desktop computer (running Debian Linux) and so far (several months later) everything works perfectly!

Installation was easy and since I didn't want anything special (e.g. overclocking) I didn't need to make any special adjustments.

Very powerful and good RAM that can fit into any system, especially if you are looking for something with a good price-to-quality ratio, they are the best.

It does what it advertises, it is ALMOST low profile and thus can fit under large coolers, but not exactly.

In a system with a Ryzen 5 1600af, MSI A Pro Max B450 motherboard, and already 16GB RAM (2 sticks G.Skill Aegis 3000), I added another 2 sticks of 16GB at 3200. Previously, I had enabled XMP and they worked without issue at 2933 MHz, but when I installed the other 2, it didn't work at that frequency. However, I managed to get them working at 2800 MHz with the second XMP profile.
Update: In the end, it worked correctly at 2666 MHz and with slightly higher timings via the memory try it option in the BIOS.

The first pair was dead on arrival. Through skroutz, I return them to the store and they send them abroad for inspection. After a while, it was confirmed that they were defective and they are replacing them. The new pair works. Two days ago (about 8 months have passed since the replacement), I kept getting blue screens of death with messages about memory management and pagefile. I check the memories with memtest86 and one module shows all errors. The other one does not (yet). The good thing is that even though the store I purchased from no longer exists, skroutz will give me a refund.

It concerns the 2x16 version, on Rog Strix Z 390 E Gaming, socket 1151, as I had default settings in the BIOS it recognized them immediately.. and then XMP at 3200! Perfect timing, zero lag

Simple RAM without RGB, intricate heat sink, etc. works perfectly at the prices mentioned by the manufacturer. I do not recommend it for gaming, not that it has any issues, but if someone is considering a certain budget for a mid-range gaming PC and above, it would be better to go for something superior.

Very good memories, value for money. I bought a set of 2X8. I had bought another 2 sticks 3 years ago, 16 gigabytes each, and I bought these 2 to make a total of 48. Overall, I am very satisfied, I have never had any problems with these memories.

Good kit. G.skill never disappoints. They always use HYNIX memory (which are the best)

It does 3200mhz cl16 as advertised without any issues on my X470 + ryzen 7 2700x motherboard/CPU

Perfect upgrade for editing in Sony Vegas. The previews play clearly and without lag in high resolution. And for gaming, I can't even discuss it, but it's an amazing upgrade for editing

A great kit to get the job done, especially if you don't want lighting and passive coolers. I have used them in many PCs and even in small cases, even with the addition of water cooling at the top of the case they fit. The quality of their PCB is great and they don't handle crazy temperatures.

Flawless
xmp on a320 socket without any problem
at the price of 30 euros, it's better to go for 2x8 (that's why the 4 stars)

With Ryzen 5 5600G and Gigabyte B550M DS3H (rev1.4) everything is fine. 1.5 years of use and it hasn't shown any problems. They are just ugly. However, it doesn't concern me

Excellent!
I didn't need to adjust them; they run at 3200 speed automatically from the system.
The computer has now become a speed monster with 4 identical ones totaling 32GB and a good graphics card!

I was using a set of 2×8gb and I switched to the same 2×16gb, perfectly fine and without problems. Now the 2×8gb will go into another setup

Boots on x99 motherboard q4d with Xeon E5 2680 v4 cpu, I set them to 3200mhz. So far, everything is good.

In less than a year it went off.
The pleasant thing is that they replaced it immediately, without even having to return the damaged memory.
I just hope it was a defective product, and that I will come back for a better rating.

The most value for money in ram for ddr4 easily completes 16GB even 32GB I highly recommend due to their high speed

They were installed 2 days ago on a Gigabyte B550M K rev.1.1 micro-ATX.

They were not exactly listed in Gigabyte's Memory Support List, but they initially worked at 2133Mhz and then, through the BIOS, the pre-installed XMP Profile was easily set to 3200Mhz.

The difference from 2 x 4 GB 2666Mhz to these, 2 x 8GB 3200Mhz, is noticeable, especially in browsing. This particular computer was not intended for gaming, so that's where I wanted to see a difference. They are really worth every last euro!

The system that was set up is as follows:
• Motherboard: Micro ATX Gigabyte B550M K
• PSU: Be Quiet Pure Power 11 500W Full Wired 80 Plus Gold (upgrade)
• RAM: G.Skill Aegis DDR4 16GB (2x8GB) 3200Mhz (upgrade)
• Storage: Kingston NV2 250GB
• CPU: Ryzen 5 5600G (upgrade)
• GPU: Asus GT 710 2GB
• WiFi/Bluetooth Card: Gigabyte GC-WBAX200

I will update with any new developments.

One of the best RAMs I have installed on my computer. I play games, edit videos, and produce music without being limited in speed. I currently have 32GB on my computer and I will add another 32GB to make it 64GB, so that my computer becomes a beast

They were installed on the Aorus Master (rev 1) Z390 and worked successfully immediately. Now they are functioning without any issues on XMP profiles.

They require a little more pressure during installation compared to other RAM sticks I have used, maybe due to the lack of a heatsink.

For the setup, it took 3-4 rebooting and CMOS battery discharge iterations, otherwise I had no input,
and then I had to set the XMP profile in the BIOS for them to run at 3200Mhz.

In the end, after a brief 5-10 minute work to set them up, they run perfectly and without any issues.

For their price, they are very good!