Memory

This HyperX Predator kit combines moderately high speed and capacity with low timings. The question is, how high can we push it and how low will it go?

The Ballistix brand finally adds RGB to its Tracer memory. Does its DDR4-2666 provide the compatibility, stability, and overclocking capability for which its parent company is known?

Adata brings us a 2x8GB DDR4-4600 kit for under the $500+ price we’ve seen pushed by competing products. Is it time to take the plunge?

Adata adds to the RGB-lighted memory race with its Spectrix D40 line. We check out the performance and tuneability of its AX4U300038G16-QRS to answer the question of value.

G.Skill’s F4-3200C16D-16GVKB has good specs, but what do the benchmarks say? We take a closer look!

One of several newly decorated models in the Sniper X line, G.Skill’s F4-3600C19D-16GSXF offers two 8GB DDR4-3600 modules at moderate cost. How does it stack up?

Patriot Viper LED PVLW416G360C6K brings the buyer’s choice of red or white lighting to DDR4-3600, but what about its performance? We put it to the test.

Performance enthusiast are always looking for a way to go faster, and Corsair obliges in its CMK16GX4M2F4600C19 dual-channel memory kit. We test it!

Performance enthusiast are always looking for a way to go faster, and Corsair obliges with its CMK16GX4M2F4600C19 dual-channel memory kit. We test it!

Delta modules expand Team Group’s RGB line in time for Asus’ Aura update. Does the DRAM underneath those fancy lights live up to the T-Force performance label?

Teamgroup joins the RGB battle: Does its Night Hawk stand up to those already entrenched?

With programable RGB LEDs, a high DDR4-3600 data rate, and solid CAS 16 timings, is G.Skill’s latest lighted RAM the best of everything?

Can Project X DDR4-3000 push the performance benefits of dual-rank DIMMs on Kaby Lake to new heights?

Team Group teamed with Asus to deliver ROG-certified RAM, but does that imply any true performance benefit? We test it!

Super Talent bursts back onto the performance DRAM scene with a pair of 8GB DDR4-3733 DIMMs at CAS 17 timings. Let's see if that returns the company to its former enthusiast glory.

Mushkin’s latest Redline Ridgeback modules look great in red. Does its MRB4U320LLLM8GX2 kit look equally good in our performance and value charts?

The Night Hawk line brings LED lighting to Team Group’s T-Force DDR4 series. Is its 16GB, DDR4-3000, CAS 16 kit a good value for both performance and lighting enthusiasts?

Team Group’s T-Force Xtreem DDR4-3600 comes with solid CAS 18 timings, but do these factory-overclocked modules provide the performance and value needed to win our approval?