Grab this $209 Patriot 32GB DDR5-6000 RAM deal before it's gone
You'll want to strike fast to score this sweet deal on some "sweet spot" RAM.
With DDR5 prices on a historic rise due to massive AI demand, the last thing I expected to wake up to on Cyber Monday morning was a sweet deal on a 32GB kit of DDR5-6000. And yet, here we are as Newegg is selling the Patriot Viper Venom 32GB (2 x 16GB) 288-Pin PC RAM DDR5 6000 (PVV532G600C36K) kit for just $209.
Technically, that's just $10 off, but it's the lowest-priced 32GB DDR5 kit on Amazon right now, with the closest name-brand competitor being a Crucial 6400 kit for $289. And 6000MT/s is the sweet spot for gaming performance, so there's no real reason to opt for faster RAM (especially in today's volatile market).
This is by far the cheapest name-brand 32GB DDR5 kit on Newegg, by roughly $80. It is also rated to DDR5 6000, which is the sweet spot for performance on AMD systems, and has both XMP and EXPO profiles to make overclocking simple.
No one is going to say that this kit's 36-36-36-76 timings and CL36 CAS Latency are stellar. But this kit is plenty capable of gaming and productivity, while somehow being cheaper than pretty much everything else right now. If you want the best RAM right now, you'll have to pay several hundred dollars more.
We're all basically RAM beggars at this point, so we can't exactly be choosers. If you can't afford this kit, you'll have to opt for something like this $129 Team Group kit instead (which might get you by for now, but you'll probably regret it later). If you're planning on building or upgrading a PC in the next few months, I'd snatch this kit up. There's a good chance you won't see anything more affordable for a long time as AI hardware demand continues to consume the world's memory supply.
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Lafong Non-incentivized Newegg reviews by verified purchasers are......mixed.Reply
"only see reviews for the current item"...the one linked above.
9 such reviews in 2025:
"good kit"
"avoid at all costs"
"half functional"
"1 ram stick works, the other does not"
"this RAM is starting to fail on me"
"great price to performance"
"first package had 1 dead stick"
"runs very well"
"works like a charm"
Hmmmm................but you know what they say about those pesky Newegg reviewers. -
Amdlova Patriot memory is so so product. Not good not bad. Will work but don't try overclock, and don't expect nothing more.Reply

