EZDIY-FAB 5V ARGB Memory RAM Cooler DDR Heatsink for DIY PC Game MOD DDR3 DDR4- White (Compatible with Aura Sync, RGB Fusion and Mystic Light Sync)-2 Pack-PI061

Very nice ram covers that look great. Actually comes with thermal pads that go over your memory and spacers. If it’s not duel rank memory only single rank like mine was super easy to install plug right into the motherboard and looked great. I just hope they last.

WOW! The RGB is very nice. I don't think it's too bright or not bright enough. It matches everything else. Assembling these with the RAM was ok. I blame that on my lack of skill. The white heatsink is also really nice. It really paired well with the all-white build. I have used several products from this company, and will continue to do so.

The media could not be loaded. I was originally going to replace my RAM with ARBG RAM when I found these. I immediately purchased it to test. The instructions were a little unclear but YouTube was there to help. Be careful with the thermal pad. Once I got it installed correctly it worked perfectly. I did not have to pay $100 for ARBG RAM and got all the benefits. Definitely recommend 100%

Liked it so much in my first build, I went all in and designed and printed my own dummy RAM.

These are great value to add that extra RGB. After going with AM5 I was limited on DDR5 White Memory with RGB. I got a CPU RAM bundle that included RAM with a black heatsink. DO NOT ATTEMPT to remove existing heatsinks from your memory sticks. I scrapped off a micro transistor/switch off the memory stick with an exact-o knife trying to separate the existing heatsink and RAM board. I had to painstakingly solder back the piece to the memory PCB and luckily after hours it made contact and saved my stick.The instructions do suck but its very simple, you got two sides, and anyone should be able to tell the difference between a thermal pad and double sided tape. BUT do make sure that you have the orientation correct when putting the heatsink together so that the RGB wires go upright to hide behind the top of the MoBo.

They look good and are easy to install but they have very loose connectors

I have two (non-ARGB) 32gb DDR 5 Corsair Vengeance 6400Mhz (XMP) RAM sticks. I bought these ARGB heatsinks to see how they would fit in DDR5, and they do. Temps are 1-3 degrees higher than normal. This is most likely due to the ARGB LEDs because when I turn them off, the temps go down a couple of degrees. Removal and installation is pretty straight forward. ARGB's work as intended. Gives the PC as a whole that extra flair.The only thing is the heat pads aren't completely covered when putting the plates on. There's maybe a millimeter or two that isn't covered but I don't think it will be an issue (so far).For the price, I would recommend. 5 stars overall!

The media could not be loaded. Works great, looks good and easy install.-No instructions but not hard to install if you have some common sense.-Step 1: Heat ram up with hair dryerStep 2: Carefully remove original heat spreader on ramStep 3: Put on the thermal pads and foam pads that are included with the kit on bare ram stick.Step 4: Line up ram with cover and screw the other cover on.Step 5: Thats it. Not that hard.