Memory

GeIL shoots for the heart of the value crowd with an AMD-centric 2x 8GB kit. Does it perform well enough to prove its value?

Touting 32GB capacity and prices as low as $140, does PNY now have the industry’s best high-capacity DRAM bargain?

With the lowest price in its class, OLOy’s WarHawk RGB is determined to win our approval through value. But can it keep up with the performance level of its higher-priced competitors?

Can value-brand OLOy set the price of its 16GB Owl DDR4-3200 C16 kit low enough and the quality bar high enough to warrant a recommendation?

Even at more than twice the price of its 32GB kit, Corsair’s Vengeance RGB Pro hits the middle of the 64GB market. Can it out-value the others?

Two different DDR4-4400 kits top Thermaltake’s ToughRAM lineup: Are either of these right for you?

With most of the competing kits we’ve been able to get for testing stuck at DDR4-3200, is HyperX’s DDR4-3733 Fury our new dual-stick champion?

G.Skill bumps up the performance of its 64GB (2x32GB) dual-channel kit: Will these higher-capacity DIMMs finally catch up to their mainstream (2x16GB) counterparts?

An upstart brand from Hong Kong, Oloy, has created big stir in the enthusiast community with low-cost performance memory. Does it have the quality to match competitors?

People pay a premium for premium memory, but how much more performance do they really get? The Ballistix Elite DDR4-3600 2x 8GB Kit may push the limit too far.

Want DDR4-4466 from a sub-$100 kit? GeIL’s RGB-lit Evo X II can help you out.

Adata dampens competitor’s spirits with permanent pre-holiday pricing

We’ve now tested several DDR4-2666 kits aimed at those with memory clock-limited B360 / H370 boards. Can Mushkin’s competing kits overcome competitors?

Can Teamgroup’s new T-Force Dark-Z undercut its speedy DDR4-3600 competitors while still delivering the speed we crave?

Even users with high demands can appreciate value. We take G.Skill’s lower-cost 32GB DDR4-2666 kit for a spin.

The HyperX Predator DDR4-2666 CAS 13 kit provides good performance in this 2x 16GB variant, but at a price premium that might have had us starting off with a Z-series board instead.

Ballistix Gaming offers the greatest number of compatibility modes and a low price, but does it offer enough performance to make it a solid value?

Our fourth set of memory for Intel’s locked mainstream platforms has RGB: Is the price still right?

Corsair’s 16GB DDR4-2666 kit aims to conquer all competitors by doubling the number of ranks per DIMM. Here’s how!