HyperX Predator HX436C17PB4K2/16 Memory Module 3600MHz DDR4 CL17 DIMM XMP 16GB Kit (2x8GB) Black

I am very happy with my purchase (well it being a bit overpriced compared to a couple of years ago), I noticed immediate improvements with my day to day tasks, and even managed to see some improvement in gaming (I run mostly AAA games maxed out, and aiming for constant framerate). The upgrade from 2133MHZ to 3000MHZ in my opinion is quite visible, as everything becomes slightly faster. Also the upgrade from 8GB to 16GB is again amazing (although depending on your day to day PC usage). I am a Software Developer, and quite frequently I have many programs running at the same time, so 16 GB was almost a necessity for me (having those IDEs getting up 3GB of RAM, and then Chrome/Firefox eating about the same amount, and Windows processes finishing up the rest of it). Also 16GB helped me with gaming. Higher demanding games were sometimes dropping frames, or freezing for miliseconds, and I had to sometimes turn off my browsers, and any other programs that were eating up my RAM. Now with 16 GB I have no problems having open 2 browsers, 4 game launchers (Steam, Ubisoft, Origin, GoG), all of my peripherals softwares, skype, discord, and some other programs, and also games, without any lag or slow down in performance. Again as a PC enthusiast I notice the very slight slow down, so for a casual PC user it might be impossible to notice some of the improvements from upgrading to 16GB faster RAM. The big question is, do you need the upgrade? Will it help you with your day to day PC use? Are you running out of RAM fast?

I chose this memory for my girlfriend's gaming PC and I couldn't pick better.First, the design. Fully black won't appeal to many but creates a nice "stealth" look. The radiator is heavy and feels like quality steel instead of cheap, quasi-aluminium alloy. Its thickness is way more impressive than what we can see on Fury and Savage series by HyperX. That said, no worries about overheating, even under OC.Compatibility doesn't dissapoint either: the memory was instantly and correctly recognised on both Intel i5-6600K and AMD Ryzen 2600. From there on just a few clicks in BIOS/UEFI settings and we're good to go. Zero freezes, no BSOD, pure performance.Is that enough to pick this exact manufacturer & product? I can also add customer service quality as in the past I've had to RMA one of the HyperX products. Whole procedure took 3 days after which I received better gear than the one I sent away. That's how you gain a loyal customer!Summary: fast, widely compatible and impressively cooled memory for both workstations and gaming PCs. Really well made RAM.

Arrived quickly, Motherboard recognized the RAM automatically checked BIOS/UEFI but already XMP correct profile selected. I have You tube channel and having 32GB rather than 16GB is an investment. This RAM works well with the Ryzen processors and 32GB @ 3000Mhz is great for the price. Look me up on here for budget gaming PC builds and also on you tube for this. I uploaded a SSD, HDD & SSHD comparison video today if you are looking for PC parts this may help you decide on what parts to buy, build video's also - just search "Calm Cal pc" and look through the video's. If you are just surfing the net 8GB is enough if you are gaming 16GB is enough for now but for the price of this kit the purchase is worth it, I paid £180.

If you have b450 tomahawk max then this will work out of the box. Initial impressions were not so good as in maxxmem benchmark the performance was on par with my old ddr3 2400Mhz kit :( then I went to overclock and what a difference it was. It turned out that this kit will overclock all the way to 4400Mhz (your milage may vary) However the gains after3800 Mhz are not significant anymore. It lowered latency and increased throughput by a lot. I didn’t tighten the timings just yet so I would imagine with few more tweaks it will be a good buy

Bought this ram from the amazon warehouse for a discounted price.When it arrived packaging was heavily damaged but the ram itself was completely fine.Installed in my new build and set it up in bios. Currently running at a stable 4.2mhz. Very impressed

Plug and play as is most RAM these days, looks alright (I couldn't care how it looks to be honest but some are) doesn't have any RBG lighting, and the cooling seems to work ok - never had a overheating issue but I don't OC my RAM.

Works beautifully, no issues --- instant detection and set up.

It's Kingston as long as you check compatibility you will install and like always it will work never had any issues with this brand.Please remember if u do buy these you will probably need to set xmp up in bios to get the correct speed, this will be the case for any sticks of ram you purchase.