G.SKILL RipjawsV Series DDR4 RAM (XMP) 16GB (2x8GB) 3000MT/s CL16-18-18-38 1.35V Intel AMD Desktop Computer Memory U-DIMM - Red (F4-3000C16D-16GVRB)

I bought a set of 16 GB sticks (8GB x 2) a couple of years ago when I was building my gaming rig. Saw the low price on these and picked up an additional 16GB to make my system 32GB.These are cool looking sticks and they perform great. I haven't had any issues with them and at this price (currently 57 USD) I couldn't resist.

The delivery was quick and exactly was exactly what I ordered.I would use the same seller and product again.

G.SKILL memory was what I used in my first computer build. 5 builds ago. It has never failed me. And it looks good in a glass case. Clean, not gaudy, or bland.

It works well enough with my Ryzen 5 2600 X370 system. I got them to 3200 MHz at 1.37 Volts and they have been stable so far. Even though they only advertise their compatibility with the Intel z170 chipset they seem to work well with other platforms, as well. Would recommend if they are a good price at the time you are thinking about getting some new RAM.

Returned cause I ordered the wrong ones but g.skill is great ram

Amazing product. Inexpensive for the amount of ram, but one problem. This is listed at 3000 MHz ram, but it is only stable at 2900mhz

This was my first time buying RAM sticks and they sure look beautiful in red. Each stick runs at 8GB 3000MHz a piece for a total of 16GB, making your computing experience much better. My games loaded slightly quicker and definitely ran better after upgrading from 8GB to 16GB. I tried running different programs such as OBS and Steam, OBS, Chrome and Desmume together and it loaded everything flawlessly. If you’re someone who uses their browser a lot for researching or writing, this is excellent. If you’re a gamer, this is a must have.P.S. if this is your first time like me, make sure that after you install your RAM sticks, to run BIOS and switch from the default 2100MHz to 3000MHz to get the best performance out of your RAM! (If you’re not sure how, YouTube it!)

Those that buy this will find that the default speed for this Ram once installed is 2133mhz at 1.2 volts.Simple fix: go into your bios and increase the clock speed along with voltage under your memory settings. (Access bios by hitting motherboard specific key, like “delete”, repeatedly as computer boots up) Once in the bios, you'll have this only in advanced settings mode. If you have XMP profile that you can run, just do that and it should automatically adjust voltage to 1.35 and maintain both 3000mhz and its stability. If not, do it manually in the bios as per the manufacturer’s recommendation for voltage (1.35) and clock speed.So, no more poor reviews of an excellent value because of ignorance about the hardware. Read the description next time or visit the manufacturer’s website before you shoot off about the product having false advertising.