It's good and rated fast for the price.

The cheapest kit of DDR4 we could find that was fast(er). In the future, I might go back to his place and do a BIOS update and overclock this for him. During the actual build, I was unable to for whatever reason, but it probably has to do with me not updating the BIOS to P2.50. It’s not like I can just go over there any day, since it’s kind of far away from me.

The cheaper I could find over 2600 mhz, and honestly I'm surprise! I was excepting some cheaper heat spreader, but they don't feel cheap at all. It was running at 3000 mhz quite easily (It's not running out of the box at that speed, no RAM does) you only have to set it in the BIOS. There's not a lot to say, I recommend them if you like the look.

Was decent for the price, and the color went well with the build.

Good, fast ram

The heat spreader is a thin metal, and can bend quite easily. When ran with the ASRock AB350 Gaming ITX/ac motherboard, it didn't reach advertised speeds right out of the box. However, for the price I cant complain.

Edit: Quick bios update, few windows updates, and the ram hit 2933MHz

It was a good price at the time for 16Gb of RAM. From what I can gather the latency is a bit high but I can't say I've noticed. Looks pretty awesome, the online pictures didn't really do it justice.

I bought the red version of this RAM and the styling is perfect for my build. The 3000 speed should also be nice for an R5 1500x! 5/5

A little worried since it wasn't listed as supported on my the BIOS but showed up on screen. The silver black matches my motherboard.

Great price, great looks, and works great. What more can you ask from RAM?