💾 v-Color 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 3200MHz RAM Memory (PC4-25600) CL22 1.2V Colorful U-DIMM for Desktop – TC48G32S822K Review

Two V-Color 8 GB (1 x 8 GB) DDR4 DRAM 2666 MHz (PC4-21300) CL19 1.2 V U-DIMM Desktop Memory (TD48G26S819-VC) bought a total of 16 GB and shipped right to my door for $58.44. V-Color is a nice, refreshing change from the latest components with names like Xtreem PulverizzzEr RGB Octane 2000 ROG or some silly crap. I haven't had to pay for a heatsink that doesn't dissipate heat, nor for a bright, flashing lightbulb that adds to the price but doesn't offer any real value. Let's get back to RAM. I…

crashed again and again. I bought this RAM back in 11/2020 at the same time I bought a new Acer Aspire TC-895-UA91 desktop because it only had a Samsung stick that is 8GB and I wanted 16GB dual channel RAM. It's supposed to be compatible with Windows 10 Acer for me, but since day one my system kept crashing and it's only now, on 02/2021, that I've taken the time to diagnose the problem. The computer has never crashed since I took out the RAM. I'll probably either buy a single Samsung RAM stick…

EDIT: This memory started showing errors after about 6 months of daily use. Windows Memory Diagnostic has confirmed memory problems. I tried to send them an RMA but after sending them the requested information I got no response from them. It's not clear if they're slow to respond or unwilling to honor their warranty, but still I wouldn't buy their products again. They even put an ad in the tech support email. Trying to sell someone more of their products when they have a problem with what they…

Installed a Dell XPS 8930 on my desktop Much cheaper than buying with a computer and cheaper than ordering from the manufacturer. Easy installation (just make sure the RAM sticks are fully inserted). Cheaper than well-known brands, even if sold in pairs. Looks like a quality product when you receive it (packaged in nice plastic packaging) and the chopsticks themselves look quality. The system immediately saw the additional RAM. Do not be shy. Save money and enjoy extra storage space.

I upgraded my system to 16GB of RAM and my previous 8GB flash drive was a Crucial 2133MHz DIMM, clocked at 3066MHz 18-18 -18-38 ran, matching the needs of my Ryzen 1600. When I added this stick I was concerned that I would have to lower the clock speed or even loosen the timings even more, but to my surprise this stick runs at 3066 18-18 - 18-38 . at 1.35V, like my keystick, and they chug happily in dual-channel. Priced at $27.99 at the time of writing, this isn't an issue when the next 3000MHz

Bought 2 x 8GB 2666MHz sticks to use with existing 16GB Forza RAM in my iBUYPOWER BB952 with ASRock B360M IB-R1 motherboard. I installed V-Color chips in slots 1 and 3. The memory test passed without errors. The task manager shows that the memory is running at 2667 MHz. CPU-Z shows DRAM Manuf. SK Hynix and timings match the Forza NMUD480E82-2666 DRAM perfectly.

I bought 2 x 8GB flash drives 2666 on September 25, 2020. Last February my computer wouldn't start. Didn't have time to play around with it until this week (June 7, 2021). The first thing I did was replace the RAM with RAM from another running system and voila, it boots. Then I just tried one ram stick to make sure only one of them was bad. No, both were bad. I don't know what the chances are of 2 sticks of RAM going bad at the same time, but yes they barely lasted 5 months of use. Spend a few…