Review on 🔒 Timetec 32GB Kit (2x16GB) DDR4 3200MHz PC4-25600 CL16 1.35V Non-ECC Unbuffered Memory for Gaming and Graphics | Compatible with AMD & Intel Desktop PC | Memory Module Upgrade (32GB Kit) by Robert Jackson

Products like this are frankly incredibly cheap but I'm sure it's part of what keeps the price down so I'm not complaining. And by "such products" I mean DRAM that is designed almost exclusively for function and not for form or "gaming" aesthetics. The truth is that the 3200MHz kit doesn't need heat spreaders (let alone the bright coloring of those spreaders). so I'd rather not pay too much for it. Likewise, I don't care about RGB support, so it's nice to have an option that takes the nonsense out of the equation entirely. However, it's nice to see that Timetec has opted for black PCBs with these DIMMs so that they don't get noticed. full rated speed in both XMP and manual overclocking. I suppose you could probably push it higher/faster, but I don't have to; Even for video editing, 32GB of 3200MHz DRAM in dual-channel mode is enough for my Ryzen 5 3600. My only regret is that I haven't checked Timetec's pricing for 3600MHz kits as the extra 400MHz is almost non-existent. All in all, it's a great 2x16GB kit and quite a steep price tag of around $120 compared to other gamer-focused brands, which is quite surprising since they still use Hynix memory modules.