G.SKILLRipjawsV Series DDR4 RAM (XMP) 16GB (2x8GB) 3600MT/s CL18-22-22-42 1.35V Intel AMD Desktop Computer Memory U-DIMM - Black (F4-3600C18D-16GVK)

I bought this G.Skill Ripjaws V Series 32GB (2 x 16GB) memory kit for my workstation PC and I’m very happy with it. It was easy to install and worked flawlessly right away. No issues with compatibility or stability at all.The memory runs at 3600 MHz with CL18-22-22-42 timings, which is pretty fast and responsive. It also has a nice black heat spreader that looks cool in my case. I’ve been using it for over a year now and it still performs great.I noticed a significant improvement in my gaming performance and multitasking ability after upgrading from 16GB to 32GB of RAM. I can run multiple programs and tabs without any lag or slowdowns. Games load faster and run smoother, especially those that are memory-intensive.I would recommend this product to anyone who needs more RAM for their PC. It’s a good value for the money and a reliable brand.

Works great on a MSI B450 motherboard with a RYZEN 5500GT processor and latest BIOS update. Runs happily at 3200mz. Doubled the amount of ram available to the igpu. Noticeably improved computers performance and graphics. Easy upgrade from a16gb (8x2) Ripjaws to 32gb Ripjaws (16x2). No problems with the old sticks, just wanted more memory.

I got this set of RAM at 3,200 MT/s for 3D modeling for highly detailed scenes and textures to help my 3080 12 GB when using Blender 4.4.3 since it uses GPU fallback when it doesn't have enough VRAM from my GPU, which happens a lot for me and Daz Studio 4.23.It's very overkill for gaming alone, but nowadays AAA games (unless it's a poorly optimized Unreal Engine 5 game) might need 16 GB for minimum spec and 32 GB for recommended. Maybe in the future, 64 GB or more might become the norm.I also use virtual machines when I need to for testing software, operating systems, or work-related stuff protected from my current Windows 11 Pro install.It works wonderfully and stably on XMP 3,200 MT/s with no problems. I would buy this kind of set again from G.Skill for DDR5 if I were looking for a newer Ryzen CPU in the future, as I'm currently using a Ryzen 9 5950X on AM4.

needed to up grade my 16GB of ram to 32GB, wanted to stick with crucial ballistix so I could just add to my existing ram, but found out that it is no longer made, so after doing some research I found that these g.skill ripjaw V's are so close to the ballistix's that I decided to go with them, all the CL numbers are the same except for the last one and it is only off by two.so instead of adding to my existing ram i just decided to go with two sticks of these duel rank 16GB's for 32 GB, they look nice and was very easy to install, put them in reset the XMP in my bios and i was up and running, have been in for about 2 weeks and no problems. so if you are looking to replace crucial ballistix's these are a great replacement.

As advertised Reliability:Succeeded where Corsair Vengeance 128GB kit failed. GSkill passed all diagnostics and validation. No indication of data corruption.Why did you pick this product vs others?:Having used GSkill in the past I returned to it as a reliable choice when another vendor failed testing.Compatibility:Works and just like GSkill showed it is fully compatible with my Asus tuf x570 and AMD 5800x3D.

Works as expected

This was my first g skill RAM kit, and it's been pretty stable. I even had them store for over a year because I couldn't finish my build. I was worried they might failed after so long but they are still going strong to this day

Came quick as needed. Needed to jump from 3200mhz to 4000mhz at least and made sure to update bios and check how it ran. GSKILL is Reliable RAM in general for sure.