Patriot Viper 4 16GB (2 x 8GB) 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM DDR4 3000 (PC4 24000) Intel XMP 2.0 Extreme Performance Memory, Black Sides / Red Top Model PV416G300C6K

Pros: Patriot Quality Solid Heatsinks Ryzen compatibility from early on

Cons: Probably availability if anything. I had been using 3200 MHz kits for builds and those seem to have dried up...otherwise not much.

Overall Review: I have used this RAM in (5) different Ryzen/AM4 builds with both B350 and B450 motherboards from ASUS, ASRock & Gigabyte. All of them immediately accepted the XMP profile and have ran without any problems. I have had to RMA SSDs with Patriot in the past and the process was smooth/easy. I would anticipate the same if you happened to have an issue with this RAM at some point.

Pros: Runs at every speed I set it in the BIOS Doesn't break the bank

Cons: None really, it performs well. quick

Overall Review: Bought this for a Ryzen 2600x build for a work environment. Using a Thermal take Versa H17 Micro tower and an Asus B450 TUF-Gaming Micro ATX board This Patriot 3000mhz DDR4 2 Be Quiet 120mm Silent Wing 3 PWM High speed fans and waiting on a Be Quiet Shadow Rock TF 2 cooler to replace the Wraith Spire.

Pros: - Works at advertised clock with advertised latency. (Manufacturer's website specs) Latency is 15-15-15-36 for 2133Mhz but 16-18-18-36 when running 3000Mhz. Newegg listing needs update

Cons: - None

Overall Review: I recommend not only this product but also the company. I bought a second set because my first set failed Windows MEMTEST after 2 years. But when I got the new set I saw the box said "Lifetime Warranty" so I decided to give it a try. RMA request was approved within 24 hrs of submission and processed within 24hrs of receipt of package in the 4th week of December(!!guys it's okay to take holidays) with free 2nd day return shipping. I decided not to return the extra set as a thanks to the company. Now I can add more mods to Cities:Skyline :P

Pros: Asus B450M-a D.O.C.P(XMP) : OK

Cons: Newegg Notation error : ram timming

Overall Review: SPECIFICATIONS: • Capacity: 16GB (2 x 8GB) • Base Frequency: PC4-17000 (2133MHz) • Base Timings: 15-15-15-36 • Tested Frequency: PC4-24000 (3000MHz) • Tested Timings: 16-18-18-36 • Voltage: 1.35V • Format: NON-ECC Unbuffered DIMM • Pin Out: 288-Pin • Intel XMP 2.0 • Heat spreader: Anodized Aluminum

Pros: Seriously, it should have that on the label (PER my own experience with 2 kits so far, so YMMV), because it doesn't and some might be scared to make the jump. 2x kits, 2 builds, Ryzen 2200G APU's (yes, they are APU's, get over it AMD, you started with then naming convention!)

Cons: Its the cost of 16GB from 2016~... not Patriot's fault I know, but still a Con! Only 8GB total not 16GB (I am reaching here)

Overall Review: Haven't fiddled with tighter timings or OC on the memory yet as they where for PC's that arent for me! One was a gift PC and one was for a nephew, both CPU/GPU OC'd, however, RAM set to XMP profile only. Smooth as silk!

Pros: Works with ryzen gen 1 Was able to get specified speed in bios Fair price

Cons: None that i encountered

Overall Review: I will probably purchase this product in the future to upgrade to 32GB

Pros: 2800 Speeds max (my mobo's fault..not memory)

Cons: none!

Pros: Out of the box: 2,943 - very close to the claimed 3,000 MHz. Have not oc'ed it at this time. BTW, the memory comes with its own heat sink. The temp reminds at 30 - 33C running stable for 24 hours (this was a test running with my new motherboard and CPU together for 24 hours for stability test).

Cons: None.