Enhance Your PC Performance with TEAMGROUP Elite DDR4 8GB 2400MHz RAM Upgrade - TED48G2400C1601 Review

I'm surprised it works so well on the monstrous system I tested on. I bought it to give myself DDR RAM for testing new systems. It works well on my ASUS PRIME x570-PRO motherboard. Very satisfied. The description also states that it runs on Intel and AMD, making it the perfect test RAM to use when needed.

I bought this RAM expecting the 8GB RAM feature. Instead I got a faulty stick of RAM but mistakes happen so I decided to give TeamGroup another chance and I just received that they send me another stick of RAM which was also defective. I couldn't get back the time they wasted so I got my money back instead. I would recommend it if the product works, but if I were you I would just look for another brand.

I opened the box and the first red flag was that the sticks were warped, they had a bend that didn't allow them to sit in the RAM slot, of course had to be put back into the mold when inserting the stick. After I managed to plant them, the computer didn't even want to boot into the BIOS! I've searched for errors and even tried the sticks individually in hopes that just one joystick might be defective, to no avail. I will return this product and look for something better.

so classed as DDR4 2400 but getting them to OC to 2800 was easy. I haven't tried the above. I'll probably end up buying something better for my R5 2600, but for now it seems to work fine, almost half the price of the 3200MHz chips. I actually like the subtle look of freshly darkened chips on a dark board versus "Gamer RGB" with ridiculous thermal sync and whatnot. My only issue is that I somehow ordered 2 sets of 16GB and only needed one lol. I hope the team lets me come back without a headache

How product managers at Dell sleep at night remains a mystery. How can they ship a Win 10 computer with only two 2GB DIMMs? If you only have one small program open at a time, this will work. Memory has been added to save the computer. Simply adding an 8GB DIMM made a big difference in performance. Equipment developers have to spend a lot of time at the local bar with product managers. How else could they place a heatsink and fan directly over the DIMM slots? To install the DIMM, the fan housing