Review on Upgrade Your Gaming PC With Timetec 16GB KIT DDR4 3600MHz Memory Modules For AMD And Intel Desktops by Hassan Barrera

After upgrading my main simracing computer to a Ryzen 5-3600X, I decided to build an entertainment PC with the spare parts. This inexpensive 32 GB kit was specifically ordered for that build. Not knowing when I would actually get around to assembly, I decided to test it in the main computer. Was I ever surprised. It is 'rock' stable and quick.so much so, that it is staying right where it is. I left PBO and XMP disabled.manually set the RAM speed to 3600MHz in the BIOS and set the voltage to 1.39v. I then set the timings to 1T and CAS latency to 16, 19, 19, 19, 36. That is it. The system is rock stable and very fast in all titles I run.including Assetto Corsa Competizione, Rfactor2, Race Room Experience, LFS an Assetto Corsa. In the attached video.superimposed by Ryzen Master (a race at Bathurst in ACC) I am actually testing CAS15. I eventually settled on CAS16. That is very impressive for a mere $119 (32GB) kit. I actually like the look and uniformity of the black PC board. A close inspection with magnifying specs showed no 'cold' soldered joints anywhere on the modules. I tested them for 20 hours with Memtest86+.not a single error. It has now been a few months on and still haven't had any errors.I didn't need RGB lighting, since my case doesn't have a clear side window. I also had a pair of VANTEC heat spreaders that'd been laying around for years doing nothing. This was just the perfect offering I needed. I couldn't be happier. Timetec's Customer Service was equally impressive. Somebody actually picks up the telephone. They got right back to me in very short order on a question I had about labels.