OLOy 64GB (2 x 32GB) 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM DDR4 2666 (PC4 21300) Desktop Memory Model MD4U322616DJDA

Overall Review: Can't beat the price and worked without issue in my Asus tuf x570 motherboard. Manually set voltage, 3600Mhz and xmp timings. There are better timings available but not at this price point. I have not attempted to overclock past the xmp values.

Pros: + Does everything it says it does using an XMP profile without manually touching any other settings. + Works with my 2700x (even though it says it's for 3rd gen and up) + Nice aluminum casing makes it reflect the other parts and lights in your tower, so even if you don't want red, you really don't notice it, but I think the lack of RGB and aluminum case makes it look very attractive, even when reflecting my MoBo, CPU fan, GPU, and case fan lights.

Cons: - Genuinely, nothing.

Overall Review: I was worried about getting this since it's from a brand I've never heard of, nor could I find any manufacturer information online. I figured that the worse that could happen is I just have to send it back. Turns out, it's a perfectly fine kit that does exactly what it says it can do on the box ( & site). I removed my previous kit, slapped the 'clear cmos,' chucked these OLOybois in and set it to XMP profile 2. I didn't have to change any settings manually and they cleared the stress test just fine. Should I ever have to upgrade again, I'd have no reservations about using OLOy brand.

Overall Review: Running stable for the last week at 3600 Asrock B450M Pro4 board Ryzen 3600 CPU Timings used 18(CL) 19(tRCD) 19(tRP) 36(tRAS) 62(tRC) 1T(CR) Stock 1.35V 72.3ns latency Read Speed: 49476 MB/s Write Speed: 28288 MB/s

Pros: Good price. Samsung ICs.

Overall Review: Used these in an ASRock x570 Pro4 with a Ryzen 7 3800x. Set the BIOS to use the XMP profile and ran memtest overnight. No errors. No other tweaking was required. I haven’t used OLOy brand memory before, but the reviews were good.

Pros: Inexpensive Looks good Solid Build Samsung Chips

Overall Review: Took a gamble and bought these sticks for my Ryzen 1700 / x370 SLI plus rig, not knowing if they would even work, let alone come close to rated speed. It took some work and a lot of flashing and resetting the bios, but theyre currently stable at 3400 mhz 18-20-20-40 timings. My previous ram was rated at 3000 but wouldnt boot above 2800. I was expecting this ram to perform the same, believing the memory controller of the first gen ryzen was to blame. But to my surprise, this ram hits 3400 without any problems. I was able to get it to boot at 3533 but memtest found errors even at 1.45v and loose timings. I'm happy at 3400.

Pros: Easy to install and price is right

Cons: One of the heat sinks came loose from one of the modules, rather than send back just tied it to the other with zip tie

Overall Review: The ram works, all is recognized and no memory errors detected. Good product for the money

Pros: Cheap, reliable, fast, no rgb, I’ll never have to worry about running out of ram

Cons: Doesn’t run at 3600 with 4 sticks on my system.

Overall Review: This ram is pretty great. Price to performance is excellent. I bought 4 sticks (because it’s so cheap!) thinking I could run all of them at max spec, but other pieces of my system wouldn’t let it run properly. The DOCP (ASUS xmp) wouldn’t run for all 4 sticks, but I could run all 4 at 3200 stably. I bet there was a way to make it work at 3600, but I’m pretty new to pc building. So now I’m just running two sticks (32GB total) at 3733 MHz with tighter timings. I’ve hit 4000 with these but it’s not stable at all haha. Enjoy! ASUS X570-P, Ryzen 3700x, XFX RawII 5700xt

Pros: Runs at advertised speeds. No RGB, very sleek Doesn't get in the way of big air coolers

Cons: No RGB

Overall Review: I had never heard of OLOy (last time I built a PC was back in 2015). I was a bit worried about the lack of reviews but a Mobo+CPU+Ram combo convinced me to take the chance. Packaging was great. Installation was easy. They don't feel flimsy or cheap. System booted up first try and all I had to do was go to the bios to set it to 3600mhz. Stress tested the system with no issues. I purchased a 2nd 16GB kit 2 weeks later and those also ran at the advertised speed with no issues whatsoever. It's been a month and everything is still good. Will update if any issues arise. System: CPU: 9900k Mobo: Asus Prime Z390-A RAM: OLOy 32GB 3600mhz (4 sticks) GPU: EVGA RTX 2080 Super Black