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G.SKILL Ripjaws V Series 32GB DDR4 4000
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G.SKILL Ripjaws V Series 32GB DDR4 4000
Original price was: $32.99.$31.99Current price is: $31.99.
Airon –
Pros: Paired with a 5800x and an msi Meg unify 570. DMP profile booted at 4000mhz no problems stable as F. Cons: Nope. Overall Review: Weeeee memory go brrrrrrrrrr
Anonymous –
Pros: Works well, but you should test your machine’s stability with it. Cons: Sensitive to motherboard quality Overall Review: I felt like experimenting with some really fast RAM. I tried this pack on two boards, an Asrock Z270M Pro4 with 7700K and a Asrock Z370 Extreme 4 with 8600K. On the Z270 board it wouldn’t even POST unless I configured the board to 2666 with the original RAM and swapped these in. Once I got it to POST I was able to configure it to 3600 with stability. No higher…
Steve M. –
Pros: fairly fastdoes work at high speeds in amd ryzen systems with some tweaking32gb Cons: hynix chipssingle ranknot great chip contact from heat spreader Overall Review: For the price the ram isn’t bad, compared to a 16gb samsung b-die kit at the same speed there’s about 4ns difference (68.4ns latency) and about a 4% difference in speed. That’s not bad considering. If you want to save a few bucks and don’t care about rgb then I would recommend it, it’s not bad and there’s zero difference…
LogicSpeaks –
Cons: Could be less expensive – seems like memory has been going up in price. Overall Review: Fast memory once XMP enabled (using an MSI X570-A board) and I was able to Overclock the memory natively to 4200 with good stability. No crashes. Everything has run perfectly. This is paired with a 3900x processor.
Devin G. –
Pros: -Great speeds for the price Cons: -Might not be able to get the clocks/timings you’re looking for with these with your hardware setup. Gotta do research beforehand. Overall Review: I didn’t do my homework regarding the RAM situation with the latest hardware. I thought XMP settings were still plug-and-play as long as your motherboard supported the clock speed. I found out it’s more complicated now. I’m using this with an ASUS TUF GAMING X570-PRO (WI-FI) and a Ryzen 5800X, and it doesn’t…
Anonymous –
Pros: Runs as advertized at 4000Mhz in AsRock pg 590 velocita. Cons: Needed to be adjusted to 1.41v to be stable in games like Doom and PUBG – otherwise applications crash at predictable points in the game. The same model pair I got in February did not need this adjustment. Please beware of this. Also if you’re getting second pair of this model – you might get another batch that is completely incompatible. This was my experience buying this model of ram from another online retailer. System…
Aaron S. –
Pros: Runs at advertised speed so long as you have the proper supporting hardware. Cons: It’s not got a lot of downsides. Overall Review: Using this in my Z690 board and 12700k. Once you enable XMP it runs at full speed. Not sure why others have reported issues except they may just have older systems. My MSI Tomahawk board confirms compatibility on their site and does indeed work out of the gate once XMP is turned on. Now I haven’t gone into depth on Gear 1 and Gear 2 but it defaults to Gear…
Daniel H. –
Pros: Fast RAM for a great price (in theory). Cons: Can be unreliable at rated speeds. Overall Review: I’d only recommend this RAM if you have a pretty new MoBo and this exact line is on the QVL. I have an ASUS Z370 motherboard that will theoretically run RAM at 4000Mhz, and the QVL contains a similar line of DIMMs from G.Skill with similar specs. Before this I was running 4 DIMMs in this exact Ripjaw line at 3200Mhz, but I needed to upgrade capacity and thought I’d upgrade speed too. My…