TEAMGROUP T-Force Vulcan Z, 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4-3000MHz Desktop Memory with CL16

This was a perfect addition to my PC. I could be happier.

I wanted to write this review as I couldn’t find the exact answer so this can help someone else. 2 years ago I bought a CyberPowerPC from amazon, it’s worked great from it that time but I finally had a game that my PC sucked with for a lack of a better term. Call of Duty: Warzone. No matter what I did with my settings in the game it’d stutter/freeze/stop like crazy. After doing some research it’s because Warzone uses a TON of onboard ram. Well my CyberPowerPC has ONE stick of 8gb DDR4 at 2400. I found the brand they used and immediately purchased these dual sticks so I’d have matching 16GB at 3000mhz.Well I’m a PC noob and hadn’t checked if these exact sticks were on the motherboards list of acceptable RAM (they weren’t listed) but everything I’d read online the PC should still recognize them fine and downclock them to match the max frequency of the motherboard. So I decided to give it a go. Installing was as simple as it can be, just make sure you hear it click into place and you have them in right spots for dual channel. I powered on PC and it took me to bios. The bios auto detected them, brand, size, model, and took them from 3000mhz to 2666mhz to match the boards max.So if you have a MSI B360M Bazooka motherboard even though these aren’t listed on their website you’ll be good to go.Also Warzone runs on high now all settings with RX 580 4gb card, with i5 8400 CPU. Couldn’t be happier

My husband has been saying that he needed more RAM for his PC for the past year and some change, so when Father's Day rolled around, I hopped on Amazon and searched for RAM. I picked this one because it looked the coolest.Now this probably won't come as a surprise to you, but I don't know a damn thing about this product or even RAM in general. I can't tell you if this RAM is good or bad or whatever, but what I can tell you is that when he opened it today, he was absolutely ELATED. He put it inside his giant, computer tower thingy, and two seconds later he was telling all his buddies on Twitch about his Father's Day gift.Conclusion: Based on my husband's reaction and the time it took him to start using it, I'm assuming everything went well and that it was quick and easy to install. It's also red. If you want to know anything else then I can't help you.

What can I say except it works? I didn’t buy it after an exhaustive search and determining it was the best one or anything like that. This is the same make and model my CyberGear desktop PC came with, so I was sticking to the rule of thumb that it’s prudent not to mix and match RAM sticks. And, well, seems to have worked out well. The install was tricky, but honestly I don’t think I can blame the card as it could just as easily have been some finicky latches on the motherboard or even user error. If anything that’s an argument in its favor. I had to thump on it to get it securely in there (online help docs said don’t be afraid to apply force) but heart sank thinking I could’ve ruined it or my PC. Thank goodness they both checked out. Performance improved as expected so two thumbs up.