Patriot Viper Steel DDR4 16GB (2 x 8GB) 3600MHz Kit - PVS416G360C7K

Fantastic item, perfect quality, highly recommended. Worth every penny. Works exactually as advertised. Arrived safely and was packed securely.

The Patriot Viper Steel DDR4 64GB (2 x 32GB) 3200MHz Kit is an incredible product that delivers exceptional performance and reliability. As a computer enthusiast, I have tried several RAM kits in the past, but the Patriot Viper Steel DDR4 kit is by far the best I have ever used. One of the standout features of this RAM kit is its speed. With a frequency of 3200MHz, it delivers lightning-fast performance that enhances my overall computing experience. The difference in speed is noticeable right from the moment I start up my PC. Applications and games run smoothly and efficiently, and I never experience any lag or delay. Another great feature of this RAM kit is its build quality. The heat spreaders are made of high-quality materials that not only look great but also serve to dissipate heat efficiently, keeping my PC cool even during long gaming or rendering sessions. I also appreciate the fact that this kit is easy to install, making it a hassle-free experience even for those with little to no technical expertise. In terms of capacity, the 64GB size of this kit is perfect for demanding applications such as video editing, 3D rendering, and gaming. I can run multiple applications and tasks simultaneously without any issues or slowdowns. This has significantly increased my productivity and allowed me to achieve more in less time. Overall, I am extremely satisfied with the Patriot Viper Steel DDR4 64GB (2 x 32GB) 3200MHz Kit. Its speed, build quality, and capacity make it an outstanding product that is perfect for anyone in need of high-performance RAM. I would highly recommend this kit to anyone who wants to take their computing experience to the next level.

Design wise the Patriot memory has a nice aluminium metallic. I bought the 4400Mhz version however i could not get to advertised 4400 speeds. I did however reach 3733Mhz speeds. I did this through XMP/DOCP profiles and AMD Infinity Fabric overclocking. The 3733Mhz speeds are stable and have tighter timings at CL14 than at 4400 mode. From what I understand people on forums were saying that the 4400 version was not supported on AMD platforms to run at high speeds because it wasn't in the official tested list. When attempting to reach speeds over 3800Mhz I could not boot/post. however Speeds of over 3600Mhz affect the infinity fabric adversely anyway, to the point where latency increases and increased speeds no longer have viable impact on performance. This may change for 4000 series Ryzen zen 3 with increased core clock but it means that these sticks should be pretty upgrade proof. 5/5

I'm pretty chuffed with this memory. The XMP profile worked nicely and was compatible with my Ryzen 7 2700 and then later my Ryzen 7 5700X. I'm running two of their 16GB kit, the first set has been going strong for 4 or 5 years now, so definitely no complaints! It's not too expensive for what you get, it looks fine, feels high quality, and was easy to install.

Only took a chance on these as the price seems excellent for what you get, running with a 10700k on a MSI Z490 Unify, bought 2 kits and have them running at 4266mhz. Sadly one kit arrived with one stick dead on arrival, however have since replaced it and running 4 sticks. I've been running them nearly a month now. I'm unable to run windows without freezing at xmp 4400, and xmp 4266 does boot but isn't fully stable, need to tweak the settings to get it going. Its worth noting with 2 sticks whilst I was waiting for another kit to arrive xmp was stable at 4266, however 4400 was not for me. I'm impressed and at the same time disappointed, the default timings don't actually seem that much faster than the 3200 CL16 lpx vengeance I had prior, however if your the patient type or can find settings with your motherboard they really do increase the speed. I used settings from Actual Hardcore Overclocking on youtube which worked nicely then altered a little bit more. By chance he had a video with the same motherboard and ram! I've never bought fast ram before, the prices always seem insane, but for 32gb of fast ram this seems pretty reasonable considering what most of the competition are offering, would I buy it again? maybe. It kind of justifies the silly over the top motherboard I have, if you enjoy tweaking and testing its worth it. Considering I was initially looking at 32gb kits for £400+ for 4000mhz kits this is amazing value for money, yes its expensive, but its less than £300 for 4400mhz rated ram for 32gb, that's some considerable price difference and for faster ram! Just to add, had these a few months now, have since bought karhu ram test to make it stable as turned out my initial settings were not the best, updated screenshot showing AIDA 64 with current settings, very happy with them :)

Excellent ram, just popped in with rubber gloves on and instant success running at 2666 speed. Add an larger SSD and together my pc runs like a dream. Save's buying a upgraded new one.

I had initially purchased Corsair Vengeance 3200 RAM for my new build Ryzen 3600 PC. The memory initially worked fine. Then I started to get continual random shutdowns. Having run other tests it pointed to a chipset drive on my MSI B450 Carbon AC system. I swapped out the motherboard for an X570 and initially, all was good. But gradually again I started to have issues. Anything like BF5 or Just Cause 4 would play solidly for 30 minutes on average before I'd get a blue screen crash. I played with various BIOS settings and could only get stability if I underclocked the ram which gave me 10% hit on FPS performance. Tried the Vengeance 3600 variant and experienced similar problems. Finally saw the 3866 Viper Steel series from Patriot and for me, it's been a game-changer. I can run the ram at full speed thanks to the X570 bios - no more crashes, the system is 100% stable. Had no crashes on Battlefield and getting a decent uptick in FPS performance.. I'm a longtime Corsair customer and was nervous about Patriot, but it's honestly been the best decision I've made on the build. No more headaches, if you've got a Ryzen 5 3600 and an X570, then this is a no brainer and also a fair bit cheaper than other alternatives.

The RAM kit I bought was faulty, which I discovered only after my PC started randomly crashing as time went on. After doing a memory test and confirming the hardware fault, it appeared that this is a common issue with this manufacturer. Their "lifetime warranty" was also misleading and of no use - the manufacturer attempted to charge me a ridiculous fee for international shipping despite the fault being at their end for sending defective RAM in the first place.