- DDR4 RAM 16GB (2x8GB) Black Owl 2666 MHz CL19 1.2V 288-Pin Desktop UDIMM (MD4U082619BJDA)

Works as intended and minimalistic while being a decent price, I picked it up for 51$ which isn’t bad but I’m sure it will go up but for 51$ it’s worth recommending.

I was a little skeptical, whether this would work in my 6 year old computer but it worked like a charm, very happy with this purchase. Perfect fit into the slot and comes with heat sinks!

I bought these after suffering a dead on arrival DIMM chip from a name brand memory manufacturer (see my other reviews to see which brand) to go with a new PC build (2020 Gigabyte motherboard, 2020 Intel processor). The name brand memory showed up in my Bios as 2400 MHz memory, I had to enable the memory overclocking function for the name-brand to show up and function as it was sold (2666 Mhz). I returned/replaced the name brand memory with this brand because of the dead DIMM chip. A) Both chips worked out of the box, unlike the name brand. B) I didn't have to enable any sort of overclocking in my bios for these to show up and function at the 2666 MHz they are listed as. And no I didn't just leave memory overclocking on... I shut it off before I removed the other chips. That other memory should be sold as "Can reach 2666 MHz with overclocking" - this OLOy memory is recognized and functions at 2666 MHz without overclocking enabled. A quality product at a reasonable price.

Won't comment on the price as given the current condition of the market, what can you do? This RAM has been a decent alternative for my clients wanting entry level builds. It runs well and looks good. And with the builds RAM like this is meant for. are looking for, you really don't notice any performance dip even though the speeds are lower. Hopefully this situation won't last too much longer.

These went into a budget gaming build using a painted Dell prebuilt motherboard that was transplanted into a better case. Ultimately, that Motheboard didn't work out due to placement of the 24 pin cable. I was going to use a right angle adapter to keep it from interfering with the GPU but even the super low profile adapter I custom ordered, was too thick. I then tried desoldering the factory 24 pin and installing a right angle 24 pin but the lead free solder required too much heat and ended up damaging the board. The RAM worked great in both boards but I would have gone with faster RAM if I had realized I'd end up with a better board. Pics show the same build with both motherboards.

I bought this kit 16gb(2x8gb) and when I connected everything up to my motherboard the pc wouldn’t boot. After testing every component I realized it was the ram. I plugged in known working ram and the pc booted up just fine. I got two dead sticks of ram and I tried emailing the manufacturer about it and they never got back to me.

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Ram is over priced but it works perfectly for my build

Purchased 4 modules in total. All 4 worked fine for around 8 months, then 2 of them developed a failure (nothing else was changed). So removed them and the blue screens of death stopped. Now the other 2 modules seem to have developed a failure too. Blue screens of death becoming more and more common. Lost work and time has mounted up. There is no overclocking of any kind. Clearly poor quality product. Steer clear.

One of the sticks died within a week. I haven't bothered to send it back. Honestly? Spend more and get better quality.