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Neo Forza MARS 64GB (2x32GB) 288-Pin DDR4 3200 (PC4 25600) RGB SDRAM Desktop Memory Model NMGD432F82-3200DF20
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- Editor's Choice : NMGD432F82-3200DF20
- DDR4 3200 (PC4 25600)
- Timing 16-18-18-36
- CAS Latency 16
- Voltage 1.35V
- LifeTime Warranty (Purchase on NewEgg, include Manufacturer involvement)
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Pros: The ram looks great, works perfectly with aura sync. Price for specs was unmatched. Neo Forza has been a great brand for multiple builds for me.
Cons: Absolutely no complaints so far.
Overall Review: I purchased this ram because I was looking for high speed argb ram at a manageable price. I knew whether or not my system currently would hit 4400mhz or not, that this ram will still be fairly fast ram many many years on down the road with a different system (one that takes ddr4 of course). I purchased the two 16 gig sticks. Keep in mind that if you can't hit 4400 it might not, probably isn't, the ram itself that's the problem. It am not able to get it stable on my setup over 4200. But it doesn't have anything to do with the ram, it's my total system. I can run this ram at 4200, with 2100 infinity fabric, 1:1 ratio, but it isn't 100% stable. In choosing to run it at 4000/2000, and I have it set at cl17. Works 100% stable, very fast, and a noticeable upgrade over what I was running when I'm doing benchmarks. Asus tuf x570 wifi Ryzen 5800x overclocked and undervolted This memory at 4000 cl17 Rtx 3060 ti Setup is a beast for anything today. Plan on upgrading to a 5900x or 5950x later on, and using the 5800x for another build. Who knows what budget gaming computer this ram will end up in 5 years from now :)