Customer Ratings & Reviews

As far as I can tell, everything works properly. I’m not big into tech so I can’t really get super advanced with my review but the product was packed well in its box as well as the box it was shipped in. More importantly, it was as many gigabytes as I ordered and runs at the correct clock speed (I had to screw around in BiOS and do a few restarts to get it to work right but I think that’s only because I have a bad proprietary Acer-produced motherboard specific to my pre-built). I don’t have much else to say than it’s RAM that works as expected and comes as advertised. I like that it doesn’t have RGB

Added this to my one computer, the board will take up to 32 GB and it loads very fast. If you have two slots on your board, check out how much your computer will handle before buying and if you do buy. Buy two exact GB in the pair.

Best All around 3200mhz RAM on the market today to pair with AMD Ryzen 5 or 7 3000, 4000, or 5000 series CPUs/APUs Add a mid-high end B550 or x570 chipset motherboard AM4 socket compatible, with 32gbs or more of RAM, pair a mid level GPU Radeon XFX/RTX or Nvidia 30xx/40xx series graphics card 8gbs GDDR6 or higher, and you can run almost any game on the market today at near max graphics settings. Without any issues. Just keep it cool and air moving in the case and this RAM will blast through applications, content creation, and gaming at impressive speeds and exceeds expectations above and beyond on a mid level to high level gaming setup's specifications and requirements. Would recommend 5 out of 5, just like Corsair Vengeance PRO 5/5 would recommend. Good stable benchmarks while running games at max graphics capacity 1440p 2K just excels beyond compare of most other Manufacturers especially at CL 16 or 18 Latency settings. While XMP is enabled on the motherboard, after overclocking settings have been carefully set and checked twice, this RAM hasn't given me a lag or ripple on (3440 x 1440 pixels UWQHD 34" 170hz, AMD adaptive sync premium supported, gaming monitor) since I installed it in my gaming rig at least 6 months ago. Running it at 144hz on the display port. Pretty fast and smooth setup and memory processing by this RAM is very hard to compare to let alone beat in all categories including performance all the way to price point target range options that are competitively and closely priced and exceed most all other performance-DDR4 frequency range compatible, competitor's comparisons on the market today.

I have this paired with a B550M motherboard and a Ryzen 5 5500 CPU. This RAM has been working just fine, though I have not tried any overclocking or the like. Having made it past the infant mortality stage I expect long life out of it. Good price, BB delivered it quickly. Bonus anecdote: I remember the first memory module I ever bought was a 16 MEGAbyte SIMM for my Mac LC3. That was almost $300. This is over 2,000 times as much memory for a quarter the price. Good times :)

I recently upgraded my home PC with the CORSAIR VENGEANCE LPX 32GB DDR4 3200MHz RAM, and it’s been a fantastic improvement. Right out of the box, the installation was quick and easy. Performance-wise, it’s been a game-changer. My system is noticeably faster. CORSAIR VENGEANCE LPX is an excellent choice for anyone looking to boost their system’s performance.

I picked up this Memory kit to install on my main computer. I then cascaded the previous desktop memory kits around through my other systems so that I can maximize the amount of RAM across all my systems. I teach computer coding to a small group of kids so maximizing RAM can help some of the older systems keep up to what the kids are doing. Installing these memory sticks were easy. Make sure I'm buying the right type and speed of memory to what my computer can use, pop the old ones out, line up the notch for the new ones and firmly press them in until the locks snap into place. Power on the system, acknowledge the memory change in the BIOS and then boot to Windows. I'm not using this memory upgrade for any overclocking so I can't comment on their ability with that regard, but I haven't hit any kind of problems with any memory intensive applications. They seem to be keeping up with anything I throw at it. Great set of memory sticks with no problems.

fast. low profile. snaps right in. coming from 16GB DDR4-3600 16CL G.Skill Ripjaws RAM, noticeably faster in games and productivity/browsing. wish it didn't have that white sticker on the back. don't care enough to take them out and peel it off. may just black it out with a sharpie. something to consider if you desire a blacked-out build. other than that, absolutely zero complaints. purchased on sale for $65+tax and happy with value i got at that price

upgraded from only having 16gb. high quality ram. worked perfectly.

Best upgrade I've made for my PC from 8 to 32gb, was struggling before when using cad or gaming,but not anymore, simple installation.

Have had them in for about a year and half and have had no problems. They stay cool and are very fast. Great price too

Needed a simple but fast solution to a 16gb problem - these fit the bill perfectly. When you don't care about the RGB aspect of your case, this RAM cannot be beaten. 32gb for $76 or so is a fantastic deal and immediately noticed it especially when gaming - cacheing was far faster and at greater capacities. I did have to go into the mobo BIOS and adjust the clock speed as it defaulted to 2133Mhz, but that's a two minute process. All is good!

Going from 8 GB of desktop memory, which could barely keep up with some programs and multitasking, to 32 GB of memory made a whole world of difference. Red Dead Redemption II was my control test, and now runs without lumbering/glitching along. Definitely recommend if your hardware & software is compatible with your PC desktop, since some memory modules apparently don't play well with other software (even if they are the same category of DDR4 vs DDR5 memory). The research and process was surprisingly fun! I am tempted to get more, but don't really need it yet.

I bought these RAM sticks to hoepfully run The Last of Us on PC with no problems (pretty good, in comparison). As a result, my computer is now even faster than it was before and I have no regrets with them. Also, as far as I can tell, that price ain't bad either. If you're looking for a RAM upgrade, there's no reason to keep looking (unless you're looking for RGB, of course)

Booted right up. Switched to XMP profile in bios and was off without a hitch. Speed and capacity are good for the price for ddr4. If you are only at 8 GB or 16 GB on your gaming desktop. This is a definite worth while upgrade as most games take 16+ GB these days.

My son was asking for newer RAM than what he had, so I decided to get these. I’ve bought this brand before for my desktop (I still have the 64GB 32x2 at 3200MHz, and it's running fine), which is why I chose this RAM again for my son's computer. He’s upgrading from a set of used (16GB 8x2166MHz) sticks to these, and he’ll definitely notice a difference in speed once they’re installed and adjusted to the correct MHz.

We needed to do a RAM upgrade on a older computer to help improve performance. Once i verified the type and what the board could take as a max, i went to Bestbuy.com found what i needed, ordered it and had it installed that afternoon. The performance improvement was just what this computer needed to live to fight another day.

Been using them for over a year and a half and they work great! No issues.

Got this at a great price. Installed easily and was compatible with system.

These things are made to last and installation was a breeze for the most part. While the big plastic grips obscured the installation slots a bit, that was balanced out by the fact that I had a firm grip and wasn't worried about accidentally cracking my newly purchased RAM. I had zero problems post-installation. The system immediately recognized it.

I got a good deal on a nice desktop mini o er the holidays. I knew the one thing to make it a great computer was more memory. I have never installed memory before, but it was actually really a breeze. The memory was dldi very reasonably priced (i git it on sdle).