TEAMGROUPTeam Group T-Force Xtreem ARGB, DDR4-3600, CL18-32 GB Dual Kit, schwarz

Very fast.

I did not overclock but running stable at xmp profile no issue, i7 12700k and PRO-Z690-A-WIFI-DDR4.

I got them at an excellent price 280 aed, hope this offer come back again to purchase another 32Gb to upgrade my gear.

All good and as mentioned in the description 3200mhz 32gb

These ram is made by Samsung, one of the good manufacturers. Very good quality. Just chech before you buy if your MB & CPU are supporting the high speed. Price is a bit high, but still reasonable.

Good quality I like it.

Good RAM!

I bought them in May22, one of them is dead in Aug23. I owned other brands they are still running after over 6 years with much, much more usage. This one is barely used, using my pc at weekends & not even every weekend. Didn’t last 5% of the other brands.

They came in perfect condition and I installed them the moment they arrived! My pc would crash with my old ram but with these I can run games without issues!

great value for the money. i did 64 gb. although, states 3200mhz... mine shows 2400mhz... i have the ability to oc the ram.... but i shouldnt have 2.... they work great and seems very quick paired with an ssd... good buy

Easy installation, works straight from the beginning at 3200m/z , those rams are great for the price!

I maxed out my AMD system with 4x32GB sticks, that's 128GB, all running at 3600 MHz. I leave this computer running 24/7 pretty much every day. So far, no issues. I sincerely appreciate it when high performance equipment works this well!

This was my third set of ram on a ASUS x570 Hero XIII with a 5900x. I tried two previous sets from Corsair and neither would run at rated speed. The first set was a used set of 4 sticks at 64gb total and it would give errors and blue screens no matter what I did in the BIOS. So I assumed I had got ripped off. So I purchased 4 sticks of Corsair Vengeance LPX 3600 Mhz. Same story would run just fine at 3400 Mhz but nothing but trouble when using at 3600 Mhz. I spent months testing different voltages and ram timings, to the point that I though I had a bad CPU or motherboard. I had some extra money and tried one more time knowing that the last two times I had went cheap. I purchased two 32GB kits and I am glad I did. It did take some tinkering but I can gladly say that I am running tight timings and at 3600 Mhz now. It will even pass all the stress tests I throw at it. My main one was OCCT all system platinum. I have not had a Blue screen in over 2 months with light work loads and gaming. I know 64 Gb is over kill but it is what I wanted in the system. You do get what you pay for. In future builds I will remember this hard lesson learned.