OLOy Warhawk 288 Pin Desktop MD4U0836180BE0DA Review

Okay, I'm writing this second review because somehow my last non-blasphemous review got deleted? Anyway, I bought the 2x8gb version for a fresh install that I bought earlier this summer and WITHIN 3 MONTHS the stick died and my computer became unresponsive. Now that wasn't too much of a problem as I could just pull it out and get a refund. But here the most interesting begins. The warranty on these things is very limited to begin with (especially for a "lifetime warranty"), but mine managed to…

First of all, this is an overview of Oloy Blade RGB 16gb MD4U1636181BRWDE modules. The vision system combines them with Warhawk sticks. I have them in ASUS Z390 MB with i9-9900k. I chose the default XMP profile and it worked flawlessly. Obviously I don't even use them at the highest level, so I can't comment on that or AMD system compatibility. I am 100% satisfied with the performance and stability of these modules as RAM. The only reason for 4 instead of 5 stars is RGB. I bought these over…

Pros: Very light and low profile for easy installation. It has a built in thermal sensor, which is a good thing as this is typically found in more expensive Samsung or Micron B-Matrix kits. It's RGB and the diffuser is glossy/chrome plastic, meaning it looks great in a chrome/black case. Cons: 1. Thaiphoon reports that it's an unknown Mikron death with horrific timings (honestly, the key timings have been revealed, but everything else about it is sketchy and of poor quality). The kit feels…

Bought this kit to build my nephew an RGB computer. The system is based on a Ryzen 5 3400G processor with an Asrock B550 motherboard. The best I could get with this kit is DDR4-3366, it's been a minute since I built this system but I think I was able to reduce some sub timings at this speed but nothing significant. I can't fault it. OLOY for not reaching DDR4-3600 as this CPU is based on Zen+ (Ryzen 2 series) which is very picky about RAM so most modules I've ever tried on Zen+ don't perform at

WRONG MEMORY SPEED. The speed should be 3600 MHz, but it turns out 2133 MHz. Both of my PCs show the same thing. SELLER, YOU MUST PROVIDE CORRECT INFORMATION. Don't waste buyers' time with wrong products

Bought two packs of 4 sticks/32GB RAM total. They replaced some trident g.skill 3200 cl 16 ram with free timings. I installed all four and set DOCP (XMP on some mobos) to 14-14-14-34 3600MHz right out of the box. This has worked consistently on Timespy, increasing my maximum GPU score from 21,324 to 21,589 and my CPU score from 13,246 to 13,751. I saw a huge increase in minimum FPS in Horizon Zero Dawn at 4K Ultra (from 24 fps to 42 fps) and a modest 2.5% overall increase. Red Dead 2…

Value for money? The best I could find on the market today. They are BIG but look great and the RGB is very bright and solid. Perfomance? At 3600MHz they work great! Install DOCP on 3600 and boot on X370 with my Ryzen 2700x. Constantly added 50 points in Cinebench compared to my GSkillz 3000MHz. If you're looking for fast RAM at a great price, take advantage of a newer company that can offer these prices. Oh, and don't forget to configure XMP/DOCP in the BIOS. Anyone who says it doesn't run at…

What can I say. as a reminder, works fine. It is also very well rated. But as a fun addition, the styling and RGB lighting capabilities make this memory really enjoyable (as much as you can get when you buy RAM!). These little ones have such cool art deco style paired with a softly changing RGB glow that is so mesmerizing that I hesitate to put the case cover back on and block a full view of the liquid light show. They remind me of a 1950's style jukebox or the South Beach Miami club tent in my

Excellent value for money. I installed two of these on the ASUS x570 board. No problem and ARGB works great. Be sure to manually change the BIOS time to 3600! The default value is 2133.