Patriot Memory VIPER 4 16GB (8GB x 2) DDR4 3000MHz DIMM CL16 PV416G300C6K Review

It is better to add and take more reliable, or sit out on one 8GB module, and then buy more. I am attaching the screenshot of the test.

It turned out to overclock by timings at a frequency of 3200. Was: 16 18 18 18 36 Now: 16 16 17 16 32 CPU: Amd ryzen 7 2700 Motherboard: msi b450m mortar max It turned out to disperse according to secondary timings, below I will attach skins

It runs well, but with lottery motherboards, I put xmp on one and forgot on the other it already drops to 2667mhz and does not start even with xmp, you have to dance. Played around with procODT and seems to run stably at 3200mhz

I do not advise a patriot, there are kingston, corsairs, crucial. I read reviews for other patriot models, there, too, often one plate from the kit is not working. Overpay a couple of hundred and take a normal memory . Some pros: Cool design and price It's good that one of the pair worked, otherwise it would not be clear at all)) Different cons: One bar was not working, shorting the system. After it, the motherboard could not even start normally. So collect yourself iron, bought a mother…

asrock b450 pro4 with the latest bios (at the time of writing this review - p1.50) started up and works stably at 3066 Mhz. Haven't tried the above yet. With the old bios 1.30 it only worked on 3000. Has pros: - price quality. One of the most inexpensive 2x8Gb 3000 Mhz kits - works at the declared frequencies through the xmp profile (and even a little higher) Cons below: it will not affect the performance, but the radiators are not held very tightly, if you shake it, you feel a backlash.

I consider this set to be standard (not the coolest, but not bad either) for medium power iron. Enough for all games Some pros: On the motherboard B450 GAMING PLUS MAX and Ryzen 2600, quiet overclocking to 3266 with timings 16-18-18-18 (1T), who needs it simpler - in XMP2 it automatically sets to 2933 (I don’t remember the timings) Has some cons: I still hoped to take 3400 on 16-18-18-18 (1T), maybe later on the new version of AGESA

With its pros: Works with Ryzen 7 2700 at 3000, with timings of 16-18-18, with a voltage of 1.25V. It also works with the XMP profile (but the voltage is 1.35V). Its cons: Didn't boot with Ryzen 3 1300x (at least with XMP profile). Perhaps it would have worked with the timings adjusted.

I ordered RAM modules, but they turned out to be defective. After installation in the computer and starting the system, a system failure occurred. Every time the computer was started, a system crash occurred. I disconnected the purchased RAM from the computer and it started working without system failures. I bought RAM as an additional one, so the system unit already had my RAM, bought in another store with identical characteristics. After installing working system memory in other slots, the…

xpm profile refuses to work stably with a configuration of 4 memory sticks, memtest shows that the memory is in order, it works only at stock frequencies (2133 MHz), I tried to increase the voltage to 1.45v, lower the frequency to 2400, the memory is simply inoperative when 4 sticks are connected (2x8 work stably). In support of patriot memory, they are talking nonsense about the increased load on the motherboard when 4 memory sticks are connected and offer to send the memory to Taiwan at their