G.SKILL RipjawsV Series DDR4 RAM (XMP) 32GB (2x16GB) 2666MT/s CL15-15-15-35 1.20V Intel AMD Desktop Computer Memory U-DIMM - Red (F4-2666C15D-32GVR)

These memory modules were purchased to increase the RAM of an MSI Z370 motherboard. The modules arrived on time, installed without problems, was recognized and are working in dual channel mode. I have not had any problems with the system since the memory modules were added to it.

This isnt top of the line but it was a decent upgrade for my 7 year old build. Doubled my RAM size and increased clock speed means that memory hogs like chrome no longer get bogged down when i have 30+ Tabs/windows open and decide to start a game. G skill remains one of the top brands for RAM.Assuming motherboard compatibility, these two sticks are all you currently need.

Was easy to install out the box, and my system is running nicely for the most part.Will update after first year.

Oh yea it is good fast memory

G.Skill Ripjaws V Series 32GB (2 x 16GB) 288-Pin SDRAM DDR4 2666Hard to review RAM - it works or it doesn't.This works fine with my build.

I remember JayzTwoCents on YouTube talking about this RAM, though his video was dated. This was during the time when DDR4 was introduced and he showed how much better it is than DDR3. I bought Corsair Vengance DDR4 when I built my PC two years ago. This is the first time I've bought a G.Skill product and I'm not disappointed. I got this is because I decided that it was time to upgrade from 16GB to 32GB of RAM. I came to this decision, because I noticed that while playing a particular game, my RAM usage was nearly maxed. I thought this was probably causing a problem I've noticed. Although the new RAM doesn't seem to have completely alleviated the issue I had, I did notice that now my RAM usage, at least at one time, was just under 17GB. So, it seems upgrading to 32GB wasn't a bad idea. I remember how it's been most of my life that even adding a little more RAM to a PC dramatically improved it's performance. Even though I knew that, I wasn't sure if I'd notice an improvement this time and I still feel unsure if I am, but that's ok, at least now I know that I no longer have a 16GB limit to the amount of RAM my PC can use at one time.Setting up the XMP profile in my BIOS was easy and it worked.I hesitated giving 5 stars for "easy to install," because one stick wasn't properly seated the first time I installed it, but I don't believe the RAM was at fault, I think my motherboard and other components were at fault, because other things were getting in the way. This happened more than once due to having to remove them again to complete my product registration, which is something I had some minor trouble with.Before installing the RAM, I decided to go ahead and write down the model and serial numbers. When I went to register the RAM at G.Skill, I was able to input the model and serial numbers since I had written them down, but I also had to provide extra things. I had to provide the invoice, but that wasn't a problem, since I had already downloaded that. The problem for me was that I had to take a picture of the labels on both sticks and upload them. It's not easy for me to take clear pictures with my phone, but I managed. I feel like this is a reasonable piece of information to ask for, but it was still kind of inconvenient.Since I've really had no serious issue with the RAM yet, I've decided to write this review after having it for about 24 hours. I feel confident that it will run just fine without issue, but if it does I'll probably update this review to reflect that.Also, I wish I was able to choose the color. I had found other RAM I was going to buy, which came in a few different colors, but then I realized this was exactly what my motherboard needed, so I got it. For some reason, I thought I had the option to chose a different color other than red, but I did not. That's slightly disappointing, but it doesn't really matter what color it is, it's the performance that matters. I don't look inside my PC often anyway and even though it doesn't match my blue case, it still matches the red SATA cables.

i failed to red was x2 16gb sticks so got 64gb not 128 still a upgrade from 16gb total but not what i really wanted but is acceptable upgrade for the cost

Went right into my Lenovo Y730 Cube like a dream. Running perfectly for 3 weeks now. Immediately recognized, easy seating and they look DOPE. I don't game on this computer, but I do a lot of heavy lifting with Adobe including massive video rendering. The 16MB was somewhat slow, but this sped things up nicely with the rendering. Also, I no longer have the drag and lag when modifying/filling/etc large shapes and surfaces. I am altogether pleased. Thank you G. Skill.