💾 G.Skill Flare X Series 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4 3200 CL14-14-14-34 1.35V Dual Channel Desktop Memory (PC4-25600) Model F4-3200C14D-16GFX Review

If you are looking for fast RAM for Rizen and do not want to bother with overclocking, Do not forget to insert into the 2nd and 4th slots of the motherboard, respectively. Its pros: Bought for 9 at cl14 with one click, 3600, Stylish, 400 blue) Overclocking is possible, but Im not fond of it Cons: I havent noticed For fans of overclocking, I think it will seem a little expensive option

If you are looking for fast RAM for Rizen and do not want to bother with overclocking, Do not forget to insert into the 2nd and 4th slots of the motherboard, respectively.

works as advertised, no problems. I chose this RAM because I'm being honest. RGB ram sticks are 15%-20% more expensive than a stick - this is crazy. Especially when it comes to high-level timings like this one. ---PS for those wondering, YES these are single-sided Samsung B-Die memory chips. It's also one of the SKUs only Samsung has used so far. Unlike some others who use Hynix or Samsung. This is important because at the time of the test it was clearly superior in quality to the Hynix memory…

Place this kit in a Gigabyte B450 AC Mini-ITX gaming motherboard with a 2700x processor. Updated BIOS to support AGESA 1.0.0.6. The system will start POST and configure Windows to show this motherboard as XMP profile #2 (3200 setting). Windows occasionally blue screened and applications crashed unexpectedly due to memory corruption. So I decided to boot the system for memtest. All tests pass without fail, except for the hammer test. Failure of the hammer test indicates high frequency bit…

Upgrade from 4790k I loved and my daughter will continue to love as her new ROBLOX computer. 2700x is the beast. He goes through every app and game without breaking a sweat. I'm using a GAMMAXX 400 and it can easily run all eight cores at 4.1+GHz. The processor also runs cool. I've only seen it surpass 60 degrees once and it was FURMARK to blow through the new GTX 1080 I bought with it. The CPU is usually in the high 30s and low 40s range.

This amazing kit. I have two of these and both sets (total 32GB) work 100% stable on the same system. Prior to purchasing two of these kits I had a Corsair LPX 16GB (2 x 8GB) 3000MHz CL 16 and couldn't get anywhere near rated speeds or even run the system consistently above 2400MHz. I'd love to cram the RAM into the advertised CL 14-14-14-14-34 (you can use one set, not two), but the memory controller on the Ryzen processor won't allow it (yet). Maybe future bios updates will allow me to do…

This is my first AMD build. I originally bought 2x4gb 16cas G-Skil which were not on the QVL list for my B450 Asus Tuf Gaming II Plus motherboard. Paired with Ryzen 2600 and RX 570 4GB processor. Most of my games ran fine but stuttered at times. GTA 5 had frame jitter and Division 2 was so bad with a lot of action that it was unplayable. I tried to fix all the issues in Windows 10 that I thought might cause problems. Updates, trying different graphics card drivers, etc. Saw a post on Reddit…

All the people who claim that the Flare X is just a memory rebrand with really good marketing are right, but that it might be true doesn't take away from it's near-universal compatibility with Ryzen (assuming it did you have before the bios date). To be honest I'm tired of trawling through QVL and forum posts looking for memory that will run with my MSI x370 Gaming Carbon Pro and Ryzen 1800x with 3200. Guess it worked exactly as described, just with XMP enabled. No need to set timings or worry…

Everything is great. Memory works stably, does not fail. All tests are free. There is growth potential. Universally starts on AMD and Intel platforms. Pros below: - Planks on B-die chips - Full support for XMP profile for AMD and Intel at high frequency 3200 with 14 timings *(for those who like "insert and forget" format) - Good overclocking potential * (for those who like to pick timings) - Not bad heatsinks and design - Low temperature bars *(not higher than 43-45 degrees in active mode)…

Hello everyone, today I want to tell you about G SKILL Flare 288 Pin Memory F4 3200C14D 16GFX. It could have been better. The performance is average, if not below average. It works at a timing of 15-16-16-38 at a frequency of 3733, the voltage is 1.4 volts, but in general I think it can be lowered. If it works at a timing of 16-16-16-36 at a frequency of 4000, then the voltage 1.395 volts, more than 4000 - a complete bummer, does not work at all, apparently the motherboard does not pull. If you

This memory, along with those in other cases, is the best. In the vast majority of cases, memory with higher timings (16) is enough and it costs half as much. In the same G.SKILL F4-3200C16D, Samsung B-die chips can get caught if youre lucky. But they will not be selective and the issue of overclocking is also a matter of luck. The F4-3200C14D is an uncompromising solution that doesnt involve luck.

for a long time i looked at myself a set of ram for the main computer at home based on a bunch of amd r5 2600 x470. i looked at a bunch of sites, tests and user opinions. everyone loves this memory. the toad certainly choked, but i choked it and took this kit. based on the experience of using it for almost a year, i can only say that the memory is excellent. it runs well, allows you to set the maximum performance based on the capabilities of the motherboard and the memory controller in the cpu.