💾 G.Skill RipJaws 32GB DDR4 3200 SO-DIMM Memory - Dual Channel, F4-3200C22D-32GRS Review

Installed on Ryzen 7 4800H overall performance jumped. Installation depends on how your laptop is set up and yes I am using it on MFS2020 and with the same settings I can see the difference. I also use this laptop with Houdini software. I've noticed greater fluidity on some CPU intensive processes. Would buy again.

A nice set for the money. Replaced the single 8GB drive in my new Dell 2-in-1 with this kit and 3200MHz straight out of the gate without messing around with the BIOS. I do a lot of CAD work and this has made everything a lot smoother. I've used G.Skill Ripjaws on many computers, both laptops and desktops, and I've never had a bad joystick or a joystick that doesn't work yet.

Bought these to upgrade my 11th gen RTX2070 laptop upgraded to Razor 15. Razor wouldn't let me pay to upgrade the memory from 16GB to 32GB, so I did the upgrade myself. It took me a minute to figure out how to insert them, but the total running time was only 15 or 20 minutes. Very easy, and on my system I didn't even have to make any bios changes after installation - the system recognized 32GB immediately upon reboot. I would recommend!

After purchasing this RAM to upgrade my laptop from 16GB to 32GB I was disappointed to learn how common memory errors are. Of the four flash drives tested, one passed Memtest86 with no errors. There are 4 errors on the other flash drive, 64 errors on the third, and 688 errors on the last one! I will try another replacement set to hopefully compare my one good stick to another good stick but if that doesn't work it will be back.

I was a little skeptical about upgrading the memory of my Lenovo Legion 5 because of various reviews I saw from other users looking at high latency and slowness complained speed MHz compared to other RAM manufacturers. But G.skill really proved me wrong. I was able to max out at 3200MHz with the upgraded 32GB RAM from the previous 16GB RAM module. It also has a latency of 21 and under and is cheaper than other options like Corsair and Critical. Definitely underrated in my opinion!