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

Nice price for 16gb ram (in 3000mhz). Got it for $52 which I thought was a great price.Used it in a PC build, and while I am not expert AT ALL, research showed that this speed is usually very compatible w/ modern motherboards. Install was a breeze on a MSI b450m pro vdh max. Had to go into BIOS to configure the frequency though (was default set at 2400mhz). If you go into advance setting and search for your ram, just set find the profiles and I think it was #2 (2933mhz w/ timing at 16-18-18-xx can't remember final number) and set voltage to 1.35v. THEN, you also have to set your DDR ram profile to 3000mhz DDR4. Reboot and run a freebie tool (think it was CPU-Z) or use the task manager. You will now see it operating at the advertised speed.Oh, if using CPU Z remember that speed in DDR is doubled, so CPU Z may say your ram is operating at 1500mhz for example, but you have to multiply that by 2 to get the true figure. If you're building your own PC you probably know all of this, but for rookies like me I hope this helps.

I know other people have had issues with Teamgroup before but I've never experienced that. This RAM has always been of a lower profile which allowed me to put in beefier coolers on CPUs. Remember to put in RAM before the cooler!

I got this for my little brother, since he needed to upgrade from 8 GB to 16 GB. His system was being bottlenecked by only having 8 at the time, and it was causing random stutters while he'd play games. Now that he's installed the ram, it's been fixed.Also, about ease of use; he has no experience at all with PC's yet he managed to install it with a few instructions from me. So yeah, it's a great kit of ram for a surprisingly low price.

This Ram is the best you can get. The Ram was well packaged and had no damage when I got it. This Ram is easy to install and takes no time to put it into your computer.