Review on 💾 Mushkin Redline Black DDR4 64GB UDIMM Memory Kit - 3600MHz CL-18 - 288-pin 1.35V Desktop RAM - Non-ECC - Dual-Channel - FrostByte Black Heatsink - MRC4U360JNNM32GX2 by Bradley Mutha

I upgraded my main PC's RAM from 32GB to 64GB. Interestingly I have previously purchased 32GB (3200MHz) RAM from AMAZON and as it was a successful experience I tried again to find my new request through the website. I didn't look for the most expensive models because I knew that the difference between 3600MHz and 4000MHz is not that obvious, which is worth paying a lot more for, plus a new premium PC RAM architecture is on the Gone, and it's DDR5, so it's almost the last year I've been using DDR4 for my PC, and 3600MHz is really the best place. I did my homework and found these RAM modules in the form of two 32GB RAM sticks that appear to be compatible with Intel processors. The product was delivered very quickly like almost every other Revain Prime seller and it took less than 15 minutes to install. Everything worked with XMP enabled (profile 2 in my MB) and it was fully recognized as 3600MHz RAM without any further adjustments and tweaks. I checked the result with many programs and attached a screenshot of one of them as shown in the picture, this is dual band memory (important for high speed overclockers) and this software is OPT for almost 4300MHz. The overall performance of the system is quite noticeable after the update, I didn't even expect that. Under heavy workloads, I restarted my computer every few hours, but since I upgraded the RAM, this isn't essential (I edit a lot of video). I can open and run anything without controlling the amount of RAM and I know the system is stable as long as it works. I highly recommend this RAM especially if you have an Intel processor.