G.SKILL64GB DDR4 PC4-28800 3600MHz Ripjaws V for Intel Z170/X99 CL18 Dual Channel kit 2x32GB 1.4V

100% recomendado,Excelente producto.

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I have an odd setup but long story short my 32GB’s of 3200Mhz RAM from a compedator went unstable at anything but JDEC 2133mhz after two years of use and i needed more RAM now too (game dev i tell yeah, its demanding). So i sought a new kit and settled on this kit, Ripjaws 64GB 3600mhz and could only be happier if i had more of it!XMP worked flawlessly to get this RAM up to speed on my motherboard and it survived several nights of memory testing to validate stability. The performance boost from running RAM that is 60% faster than my last kit, and lets me run the Infinity Fabric on my Ryzen 9 5950x also 60% faster, has been quite a surprise to my minimum frame rates in games. But more importantly, has speed up software compiling significantly, light baking, and build compiling in unreal engine. The bump to 64GB’s from 32 has also has helped a lot with dealing with Houdini and Unreal Engine 5’s penchant for eating RAM. Its been so nice to have stable and fast RAM again!I would highly recommend this kit to any Zen 3 Ryzen build!———-Update a year later and the kit is still running flawlessly! Picture is from the setup it is used in, a DR. Zaber Sentry 2.0.———2/16/2024I might have spoken too soon about it running flawlessly as my computer has started to BSOD, software crashing, and full system lockups for the past week… and it’s the RAM. Running it at XMP speeds is unstable and setting it to JEDEC fixes the instability. I dont know if this is fault of the RAM or my motherboard’s doing something weird given this is the second kit that has gone bad on me.I will be attempting a RMA on the kit and update how that goes.

Really good quality product for a fair price. There are better and stronger products out there, but you will not get much more bang for your buck. When ordering electronics make sure the stickers match the products you ordered, my order was fine.

New build - Ryzen 5600G, Radeon 6600 XT, Gigabyte B550 UD AC. Not a screamer, but still pretty decent for casual gaming and music audio work station.Was up and running in minutes with the fresh build, but started getting crashes, bsod immediately. Proceeded to update all drivers on new W11 install, nothin. I thought maybe maybe the power supply wasn't up to snuff, then I ran mem test. Immediate mem errors.Moved the sticks from slots 1,2 to slots 3,4 and wham, no errors, crashes, bsod's. ( or maybe I moved it from 3,4 to 1,2) Either way, that fixed the issue. Mem tested with zero errors after moving the sticks, and been running flawless for almost a week. Gonna buy two more 32G sticks.Hope this helps.