XPG Z1 DDR4 2400 MHz (PC4 19200) 16GB (2x8GB) Memory Modules, Red (AX4U240038G16-DRZ)

I run a small computer repair store and only leave reviews on the things I feel meet expectations. I am giving this item a 5 star because It works great with no problems. We probably spend over $50,000 a year on Amazon for our business, so finding the right parts in a timely matter at an affordable price so I can make some profit is key. We rely on Amazon to keep us in stock with parts.

The Adata Ram shipped out and arrived on time.This is the second time buying this exact DDR4 Ram.Easy to install and works great.Purchased this set for a Christmas gift.Good price here compared to local

Got more Ram baby for stable performance and no glitching while gaming. Already had 8 so why not upgrade and for cost it was fair! Although the speed I’m getting is 2133 Mhz even tho I purchased the 2400. So I’m just going to assume this is from my old ram which I have installed next to or I was sent the lower version, may have to run tests but for the mean time all good here!

Expanded iBuyPower system with H170-PRO Motherboard from 8GB to 24GB. Easy install. System recognized new memory on next boot up. While researching before making my purchase I noticed a lot of questions regarding AX4U240038G16-BRZ vs AX4U240038G16-DRZ. My system had 8GB of AX4U240038G16-BRZ and I added 16GB of AX4U240038G16-DRZ. From looking at the Asus memory compatibility documentation the BRZ is sold as a bundle of 4, while DRZ is sold in a bundle of 2, and the SRZ is sold as a quantity of 1. Just checked and Amazon does have the single DIMM model number of AX4U2400W8G16-SRZ1 for $34.99.By the way, here is a caveat to keep in mind when purchasing additional memory. In case you think faster speed memory is always better, look at the documentation for your motherboard. My documentation has this quote: "** Due to Intel® chipset limitation, DDR4 2133 MHz and higher memory modules on XMP mode will run at the maximum transfer rate of DDR4 2133 MHz.".The pricing sweet spot seems to be the 2400MHz memory. So, check your Motherboard doc.

I got this (2x8GB 2400Mhz) from Amazon during a Lightning Deal discount for $49.99, I manged to overclock it up to 3000Mhz, but I'm using it on 2800Mhz to be on the safe side! , works fine without any problems. (my setup is MSIZ390APro Mobo/ i5 8400 / RX570.

High quality RAM sticks at a very nice price. The design is unique and they slotted into my motherboard pretty easily. The casing makes them larger in height than a normal no-frills stick, so keep that in mind if you have a smaller case.

I have a CyberPowerPc I bought from here in November, and it came with 16 GB of this 2400 Hz RAM.I bought 2 more modules of the 2x8 to bring it up to 32 GB.Only one snag, stock RAM was in slots 1 and 3, so I put the new ones in slots 2 and 4.PC fired up but kept shutting off and rebootingThought the new RAM was bad, but I took out the old RAM and put the new ones in slots 1 and 3, and it booted to Windows.Shut it down and put the old RAM into slots 2 and 4, and it booted into Windows.Very curious why the new RAM would not work in slots 2 and 4, but glad I now have 32 FB of RAM.This RAM is a great deal if you can live without the RGB LED lighting which I could, as I have enough RGB already 😎

Specific Item Purchased:XPG Z1 DDR4 2400 MHz (PC4 19200) 16GB (2x8GB) Memory Modules, Red (AX4U240038G16-DRZ)Original RAM was silver, this RAM was red. I couldn't locate the silver model in the exact specs.I would have preferred to have the same color but staggering the colors ended up pleasantly surprising me.- Specs: See attached pics of the Specs using CPU-Z- Aesthetics: See attached pics of some samples in different lighting.

works as described, great pick-me up to a low ram system

Been using this memory kit for production video and graphics work. No complaints after a year of everyday heavy use. Note in the photo how tight the fit was next to a CoolerMaster Hyper 212 on an ASRock B250M. Tight, but managed to get it in there. System CPU is overclocked to 4.1 using built-in bios preset. even still, no errors to report.IMPORTANT NOTE: I Did have to up the MB voltage to RAM slightly to get the RAM to be addressed (at first it wasn't recognized). It took me 20 min on Toms hardware forum to find the fix.