Review on 🔒 OLOy DDR4 RAM 32GB (2x16GB) 3600MHz CL18 1.35V 288-Pin Desktop Gaming UDIMM Memory (MD4U1636181CHKDA) by Ryan Barton

A very nice price for good RAM if you ask me, while all similar ones are significantly more expensive even with lower RAM frequency. thought - since it is advertised with AMD, let me try it with my X570 AORUS MASTER motherboard, which is not cheap at all, and I thought it should already be compatible with such a long time (and many BIOS updates, including for XMP profiles). I almost got lucky with this - since it's the cheapest at around $30-$50 with the nearest 3600MHz onboard RAM most likely working with my motherboard I was still able to get it to work but ONLY with 3 likes me, neither switched nor changed positions, with all 4 sticks installed it was impossible to get it working - the frequency dropped to the default 2400MHz (or so) which is not acceptable for me as I wanted at least 3000+, my previous ram was 3200mhz so the transition to 3600mhz is very useless ce! However, I am satisfied as I was able to do a position (a special combination of two sticks together with another stick in an adjacent middle position) at 3600MHz under a loaded OS! And that's very good for me as I get upgrades in both capacity and frequency: from 3200 to 3600 MHz and from 32GB to 48GB. I also have a spare joystick (in case one of the sticks is burnt or broken or an update comes out that makes it work with all 4!). Again, I would give 5 stars if I could. work, but I absolutely love how this RAM works. Just a bit of a hassle to install - quite thick and difficult to work with, but you don't do it often. Once you install it, you don't care because you don't have to move it back and forth. PS: I did not thoroughly test the RAM, but in general the RAM works stably, I did not notice any problems with them, there are no lags, etc. Everything is clean so far, even after launching and playing the game a couple of times ( which btw sometimes crashed on my previous Vyper 3200MHz RAM - it wasn't ultra stable but in a consistently acceptable way (OS hardware failure was pretty rare).