TEAMGROUP T-Force Vulcan Z DDR4 16GB Kit (2x8GB) 3600MHz (PC4-28800) CL18 Desktop Memory Module Ram Red TLZRD416G3600HC18JDC01

Purchased two of these kits to use in an Asus B550 Plus motherboard with a Ryzen 7 5800X for a total of 32gb. No issues whatsoever with installation and system recognition. 3600mhz gives enough headroom to setup some memory overclocking and the price is great also. Can't go wrong with Team-group products especially if you are on a tight budget.

Nice firm snap in. Works great. Cheapest upgrade you can make.

Perfect addition to upgradeUsed this to upgrade a prebuilt that already came with the set so now all 4 slots are full and now have solid performance on more RAM hungry games.Dont forget to enable XMP in Bios to get the most out of it

My prebuilt came with 16 gb installed.I verified that these were the same on my computer and that my motherboard would support it.I plugged them into the open ram slots on my motherboard. I don’t think I had one of them pushed in all the way because my computer turned on but wouldn’t display on the monitors.I verified they were plugged in securely and I did get a click on one side of the new sticks after that I reset the computer a time or two and it fired up like normal.I verified it recognized the new sticks and the available ram.The difference is noticeable right away the issues I was having with some games running or slow to open and close are gone I’m back to running all my games on the highest settings with a 4060 tiMuch needed upgrade and for 30 bucks well worth the purchase.My mother board supports more ram and if I upgrade again I will be getting a 4 stick kit and maybe some rgb heat sinks.These are sleek tho and have a very bold look.

Computer ran faster, and these were easy to install

Ik it’s DDR4 but the pc I had came with that so I got these that match the ones that came with my pc(not builded but bought). these were the exact match, 32 is always better then 16. so this was a no brainer, I got them asap. plugged them in went in to bias, it already was read them and had them clocked with my other ones. Super easy fast and now it looked clean. 10/10

I bought the 16gb kit of 3600-18-22-22-42 for a build using a Gigabyte B550m DS3H mb (recent BIOS) and AMD 5700G APU. I really want at least 3600 speed to help with the integrated graphics in the 5700G; however, I cannot get it to boot when set to the advertised 3600 XMP profile. The memory works fine at the slow JEDEC 2400 profile speed, and I can get it to work fine at 3200 speed with the XMP sub timings, but not 3600. I tried loosening the sub timings, and bumping the XMP 1.35 voltage a little up to 1.37, but to no avail - whenever I set the speed to 3600, it won't boot and goes back to the bios and sets the speed at JEDEC 2400. I was hoping this would be a smooth install at a good price, but alas -no. Sure it could be a problem with the motherboard, but I tried some known good 3600 Crucial ram from another machine, this worked fine. Unfortunately, it looks like Crucial has moved on to DDR5 and I can no longer find this ram!So It looks like I will be returning these sticks and try something else. Unfortunately, I'll probably have to pay a little more, but I really want stable 3600. Two stars because it will boot and work, but not at the advertised speed in my motherboard that has been out for a while and has been well reviewed.Update: After updating the BIOS to F16a (I was running F15, I don't normally like running an *a* version BIOS, the machine did boot at 3600 and seems to be running stably. Only 4 stars now, instead of the earlier 2, as the F15 BIOS was recent enough that the ram should have worked with it. I almost returned it, but will keep it now.

These modules are an exact match to the ones installed in our new CyberPower PC, in fact they were manufactured in the same batch. Work great...