Team T-Force DARK 32GB (2 x 16GB) 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM DDR4 2666 (PC4 21300) Desktop Memory Model TDGED432G2666HC15BDC01

Pros: i got my kit up to 3,200mhz on stock cas latency with Dram voltage set to 1.370 on the Asrock AB350 pro 4 motherboard with latest agesa bios 2.60 was quite shocked at how much ram speed matters on Ryzen platform going from 2,400mhz on old bios 2.50 which was the limit back before 2.60 came out this memory kit would not exceed 2,400mhz now at 3,200mhz with 2.60 bios its equivalent to a 100mhz oc on the cpu performance wise quite impressive, the Cinebench numbers tell the story by simply changing ram speeds alone. also runs at 1T command rate stock timings for the 3,200mhz im pushing it to. might try going higher to see just how much extra head room i can get out of the kit without having to exceed 1.4 volts

Cons: non so far over 1 month in with the kit and stable.

Overall Review: my first time buying this brand so far no regrets. saved money by overclocking my memory instead of spending upwards of 30$ for same performance

Pros: - Got it cheap at $69.99 for 16 GB. - Got 2 x 8 GB, Both worked as expected. - Looks nice and simple and it matches my build.

Cons: - None whatsoever.

Overall Review: Picked it up when it had 0 reviews. I took the chance because it was on sale. I am not disappointed, it worked like RAM should and there is not much else to say.

Pros: - Love the look - Ran at 2933 with XMP profile with no issues on Ryzen 1700

Cons: None

Pros: Ordered 4 sticks for a x99 build on a ASUS A-II motherboard, Works and looks great, no problems so far. Bios recognized the XMP profile.

Cons: None

Overall Review: No need to pay extra for other memory out there. RAM is RAM even if it doesn't light up.

Pros: - Immediately recognized by MSI mobo with no issues - Enabled XMP profile in bios and running stable at 2400 MHz, no problem - Aesthetically works well with my black/white theme

Cons: - None

Overall Review: Not a whole lot to say. Plugged these in, enabled XMP profile, and I'm off and running.

Pros: Just got it - pulled the old 2400 RAM out and installed this. Booted back up and it is running at 2998 MHz without me doing anything. I am running with bios version P4.60 with a Ryzen 1700. Haven't run benchmarks yet, but my machine just feels snappier already. Definitely a great price for RAM right now. Hopefully, all RAM prices will return to normal soon. And it looks great with my black/red themed Mobo, case and lights.

Cons: None so far - will report back if I have any problems.

Overall Review: Highly recommend if you want to upgrade from slower 2400 RAM that you got when Ryzen first launched (because that is all that worked then). Make sure you update your Bios. Ryzen CPUs work best with dual channel and the higher the speed the better. This RAM will be great for new builds too.

Pros: Looks cool on my new system easy to install

Cons: One of the stick was bad Getting BSOD every now and then

Overall Review: Installation was quick,worked for about a week then i started getting random BSOD's. Googled everytime i get a BSOD and eventhough some would say it was a faulty ram i would still set that aside and blame it on a driver or software, but in the end it was actually one of the ram module.Ran memtest and hundreds of errors within a few seconds. I guess i'm one of the unlucky ones to get a bad module.

Pros: Inexpensive when on sale. Stable and compatible with a good warranty. XMP worked out of the box with no issues. See "Other" to read my notes on overclocking - I'm very pleased with the results for the price. TEAM is an underrated brand and these modules work similarly to the G.SKILL ones of old: good option to save some money.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: Memory companies often run the same modules for multiple SKUs (different speeds, timings, and voltages). It's possible to look up a particular line of memory and determine its greater capabilities. In the case of this model, the line runs up to DDR4-3000 at 16-18-18-38 with 1.35V. I was able to push it even further, up to DDR4-3200 at those timings and voltage, along with using a boost to the IMC's (using a 6700K) voltages (1.25V VCCSA, 1.20V VCCIO). It may be possible to hit higher speeds than that but the IMC required more voltage which I deemed unwise. Attempts to run at 16-16-16-36 and 15-17-17-35 both failed. I'm running two sets of these and thus am using a command rate of 2T; a single set should do about the same with 1T. Resulting bandwidth (read) is between 43,000 and 44,000 MB/s. Testing was done with MemTest86 v7.2. Memory is made by Hynix.