Memory

G.Skill - Ripjaws V Series 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4-3200 Memory

( 4.8 Average / 37 Ratings )

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Specifications

Manufacturer

G.Skill

Part #

F4-3200C16D-16GVGB

Color

Black

Type

288-pin DIMM

Speed

DDR4-3200

Size

16 GB (2 x 8 GB)

Price/GB

€7.68

CAS Latency

Voltage

1.35 V

Heat Spreader

Yes

ECC

Registered

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Completed Builds Using This Part

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- GeForce GTX 970
- 54 71 by LeMMingSlayeR
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- AMD Ryzen 5 1600 (@3.8GHz)
- Radeon RX 580
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Prices

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	€113.92	+€8.99 s/h	In stock	€122.91
	€131.77		In stock	€131.77
( 17 new from €131.77. Last updated 3 hours ago. )

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Reviews

BurgAr 8 points 24 months ago

from completed build Monochrome Monolith

Great RAM at a great price. I'll wait a few months and pick up 2 more sticks to fill out the slots I have open.

csal07 5 points 23 months ago

from completed build My First Build

I overdid the ram, probably a bit too much unnecessary amount of memory. However, I intend to stick one of them into another computer one day or something. The price/gb is worth it which is why I bought two of them. For now, it helps me run a lot programs at least. Originally had a 4gb ram laptop with a processor capped at around 2,150mhz, apparently I'm using slightly above 25% of the ram which means that 8gb was probably enough for me

Pro-decent speed and memory. Con-Excessive and maybe a bit more pricey than cheaper options.

SirComputesALot 14 points 21 months ago

from completed build First AAA Killer Build

Super fast ram so I won't need to upgrade anytime soon. Highly recommend.

Lellulillu 5 points 19 months ago

from completed build Virtual Sim Machine v1 (First Build)

No complaints, does what it promises, easily runs at 3200mhz on my ASUS Z270E

LeMMingSlayeR 40 points 19 months ago

from completed build APOGEE v2.1 - Quiet Edition

Great RAM. Currently running at 3200mhz using MSI BIOS version 7A34v1F.

Derekjames88 6 points 18 months ago

from completed build My first PC build r7 1700+GTX1080=1450$ 1 year later

R7 1700 compatible after bios update with motherboard set to 3200Mhz with ease what a deal newegg at 114.99 sweet.<1 year later not a single issue was at proper speeds after 1st bios update. I just kept updating bios for stability and RAM function.

Bobmcguire 9 points 18 months ago

from completed build Ryzen 2017 - First PC Build

Matches my build aesthetic. Currently overclocked to 2933 MHz without having to change voltage or timings. Tried 3200 MHz with stock timings but it put the PC into a boot loop so just keeping at 2933 MHz for now.

123581321U 11 points 17 months ago

from completed build Ryzen Refresh 2017

The infamous category: RAM for Ryzen. I picked this kit up because it was on "sale", and I'm almost certain I got Hynix die for my trouble. Regardless, I expected some kinks and obstacles with the RAM heading into this build, so I wasn't blindsided when I couldn't get the system to boot stably at 3200MHz. 2933MHz ended up being the safest speed for these sticks so far, and that's fine with me. Perhaps, with a later BIOS update, I can squeeze out that extra couple hundred, but for now I'm happy.