G.Skill 16GB (Dual Channel Kit) 3200MHz DDR4 Trident Z Desktop Memory (F4-3200C16D-16GTZB)

Looked just as new as my older pieces of RAM. Would definitely buy again!

First of all the kit is very beautiful and fits perfectly with my MSI Z170A XPower Titanium motherboard. The Sliver/Black fits with the silver/white of this board. The performance of this memory has been fantastic so far and it's running at advertise speed, but required me to turn on XMP on my motherboard bios. This is the first time I bought G Skill as I've always been a Corsair consumer but the quality of this kit may have converted me.

Looks and Feels very durable. I really like the appearance. Sad that my setup is not up to date enough to use 4 sticks of this RAM. Info I discovered is this RAM works best with a Ryzen 3000 series or newer.

I'm using this memory on a self-built ASUS Prime Z270-AR motherboard overclocked at 20%, memory running at a little over 3GHz, and Windows 10 OS with excellent results! The speed of doing anything and everything with this memory is almost instantaneous. After about 6 months of use so far, no problems with the memory whatsoever, I love it! And, I still have two slots left to expand with another 16GB later if I want.

I had two issues:1. On my first order, 1 stick was DOA. In the replacement, both sticks worked fine. Not a huge deal, this happens sometimes, so I'm not really removing a star for it. I also haven't done the RMA yet, so I can't speak on how hassle-free that is.2. These sticks are kinda thick. I'm not totally sure if it's the RAM or the motherboard, but fitting in 4 sticks side-by-side in an ASRock Z170 OC Formula doesn't seem possible. When I upgrade to 4 sticks, I'm going to search for a thinner model.Overall, once you get it working, they do seem to work well and are pretty good. I don't really regret the purchase. I would just be weary of space if you need four sticks.

Working fine in new pc build, but feel it's overpriced.

I had some 16gb corsair vengeance ram, and the LED in it was not working as it should, so I returned it and bought this G.skill ram. It was only $20 more than the corsair, and surprisingly benchmarked a good bit faster than the Corsair RAM. It looks sleek, and feels hefty and quality made.

Thank god! I didn't use this ram and it broke before I received it. upon opening the box I pulled out more than I expected. the ram had fallen apart and I seen how it was manufactured. Might as well used bubble gum and duct tape. it would have at least made it to my house in one piece that way.