Silicon Power DDR4 16GB (8GBx2) XPOWER RGB RAM Turbine Gaming 3200MHz (PC4 25600) 288-Pin C16 1 Review

I've had an rgd 2x8gb kit set to 3200mhz with docp profile for over 2 years and have shared with terrible coil whine due to LEDs (lowering the brightness helped) I ended up going for another 2 8GB sticks and now my system won't even boot unless the memory speed is set to 2333MHz or lower so I've requested a replacement , assuming it was just bad sticks and after an hour of tweaking still the same result so i said forget it just put 2 fresh new sticks back in and speed up again. Turns out they…

Super bright RBG that looks great from every angle thanks to slot cutouts and syncs with most motherboards. Also low profile. Samsung IC, so easy to overclock. I'm on Asrock Steel Legend with Ryzen 3 2200g. Switched from mission critical tactical RGB to these and am so glad I did. It may be subjective but most Aries focus on how they look from the side, but they were designed to look like this from above and they look amazing.

Anyone with a Ryzen processor is strongly advised to save on other overpriced memory and buy this memory. I installed it in an InWin Chopin case with a Ryzen 5 2400G, MSI B450i MB, Samsung 960 PRO NVMe M.2 512GB and a Seagate 8TB external hard drive for media storage and I love this storage. I overclocked it to 3466MHz, no stability issues yet. Of course, the PC is mainly used as a media server and is not loaded, I'm sure the OC is stable. Many thanks to Silicon Power for the great offer.

Well I know RGB DDR is probably an overstatement but it really adds to the niceness. I bought this pair of 16GB DDR4 3200s for my new build and they overclock very well to 3400. I am running an Asus ROG Strix B450 F ATX cabinet with an overclocked Ryzen 7 2700 and this memory handles it just fine. AURA sync immediately recognized the new memory and synced it with my motherboard color scheme.

Since I have a good friend who works at Intel I chose Intel for my new build as the price is an employee discount otherwise AMD is great at the moment and this memory is great for each! My z390 board recognized them with no problem and I only had to switch to the XMP profile once to get the full 3200 speed, as I've done with every setting. The default XMP settings are excellent, and by simply selecting the 3467 memory instead of the 3200, it runs fast and stably with the 3200's default XMP…