I don't know what those people in the negative reviews are saying or what kind of lottery they got, the memories are amazing and without any defect. I've had them for at least a year now and they're blazing fast.

Obviously, I bought them before prices became ridiculous and you'd have to be a clown to buy DDR4 RAM for 300 euros.

Don't make the mistake of buying them at this price, they're not worth it, any price above 60-70 euros is a rip-off and you're just paying the LLM companies to pretend they've made AI.

At their normal price, they're worth it

3 months later I get a lot of black screens with code MEMORY
the technician told me that mine is defective and I started the return process.
Don't buy it if you want peace of mind
it destroyed my windows/game files/lots of screen freezes that only fixed with a restart

While it works seamlessly for as long as it works. This is the 2nd set I've changed because it breaks after a few months. And without being stressed at all, no games, not even XMP.
I don't know what to think.

They were immediately recognized by the motherboard and seem to work properly. After all, the company is a guarantee, it produces excellent products.

Update October 24, 2025. After 5 months of use, the memories work flawlessly. I have not encountered any problems whatsoever. I was thinking of adding another pair of the same to upgrade my PC's memory to 64GB, but the price is double what I paid for the first set. At €75, which is what I paid for them, they are perfect!

I keep getting blue screens (bsod) even though I have tried various combinations of voltage and speed frequency. Before these, I had 2x8GB G.Skill Aegis 3000MHz with open XMP at 3266MHz and they worked without any issues even though they were not officially supported by my motherboard, an ASRock Fatal1ty B450 Gaming. Neither the Ripjaws V are supported, but I thought I wouldn't have a problem and I was wrong. So 4 stars because: Although there was a noticeable improvement in system speed for the little time I was able to see them (before the blue screens), there was a serious compatibility issue while at the same time with the aforementioned Aegis and the current G.Skill Trident 3200MHz, even though they are not supported, they worked flawlessly. And the Trident also works at 3600MHz with XMP 2...!

They were purchased due to the comments confirming that they work perfectly with AMD Ryzen, and I also confirm that with the asrock steel Legend B550M and the Ryzen 7 5700x, they worked flawlessly at a constant 3600MHz.

Installed on ROG STRIX B450 with a BIOS update. Recognized on the first boot, ran at 3600 with correct timings through DOCP on the second boot. Literally a seamless upgrade, with all the advantages of 32gb/3600. If you can afford it, this set is worth it for the much better performance it offers compared to other CL18-CL19 sets that save you a few bucks. Pro tip: this specific 2x16gb set is dual rank, making it the ideal choice for AMD systems.

Easy installation ... I preferred RAM that is basically fast without RGB as I am not interested in lighting ... The first impressions are good, very fast when XPM is activated through the BIOS ... but for reliability, I will let time speak ....
PS: Unfortunately, in one and a half years, almost both of my sticks are experiencing continuous restarts ... continuous blue screens ... memory problems, etc., so it's going back .. :-( :-(

It matched perfectly with Ryzen 5900x and MSI Tomahawk x570, without any issues on docp. Overall, very satisfied with the use I make of them (gaming, coding).

Reliable and very fast memories when installed in a high-quality motherboard and XMP 2.0 is enabled in the BIOS. Then you will see a speed of 3600MHz.

Fast, reliable, well-built, and discreet (without RGB and effects).

Perfect for a high-end system, and its quantity won't be a concern for the next 3-4 years, I believe!
It's at a good price, and when combined with Ryzen 7 & X570 chipset, activating the XMP profile, everything runs smoothly!

With Ryzen r5 3600 and MSI x570 mpg gaming plus, they played with xmp at 3600MHz 16-19-19-39 without any problems.

The modules are Hynix DJR, so you won't be able to lower the timings significantly. However, with zen 2, 3600MHz cl16 is the sweet spot, so it doesn't make much sense.

As for the size, 32GB is enough in most cases, but for 4K video editing, you should go for 64GB. Especially Adobe After Effects can consume 40GB - 50GB for caching alone.

Purchase price: 173€