Crucial Ballistix Elite 3600 MHz DDR4 DRAM Desktop Gaming Memory Kit 16GB (8GBx2) CL16 BLE2K8G4D36BEEAK

Easy to install. Just plop in your rig, Switch to the D.O.C.P profile, reboot, and wham. 3600MHz as advertised. If you don’t want to use the D.O.C.P Profile for whatever reason, the stock 3200MHz speed is still very respectable.As for physical quality, these sticks have weight to them, due to the nicely made heatspreader. Metal, with a nice black finish. I was surprised to see these sticks were given such a weighted heatspreader, feels nice.Going back to the technical stuff: these sticks are very stable, and if you play your cards right, you might be able to get the timings even tighter like some other reviews have said.Overall I would recommend this kit, it’s strong performance and quality are something you shouldn’t pass up on.

Paired with an MSI X570 MEG ACE Motherboard, out of the box, the numbers are spot on with no necessary tweaking needed. Adjusted timings are also very forgiving and the temperatures are average 36 degrees celsius even with overclocking. However, latency is average and there is no RGB. Well worth the price as I have yet to have any issues. (image is stock out of the box)

The ram worked great my cpu only gets 1850mhz for the infinity clock even not at 1:1 it made a massive difference coming from 3000mhz memory. I was seeing higher lows and also had more stable frames per second. I paired it with a 3070 recently and between the two upgrades the pc feels like a whole new beast. The cpu I'm using is a 3800x definitely a must have if you own one.

AMD Ryzen 3700xGigabyte Aorus Pro wifiBallistix Elite 3600All I had to do is select XMP in BIOS.I now have this kit running @ 3800Mhz, 1:1 IF, and the XMP 3600 timings with 1.4v. It's not as tight as B die, but it's half the price, and I'm showing 64.4ns in Aida.Bottom line: if you want fast RAM but don't want to double the price for RGB and 2-4 ns faster latency, this is the RAM to buy.

My new motherboard would crash unexpectedly every 3-5 days. No BSOD, just a restart. Crucial made the RMA process simple and easy. Six months later, the replacement memory has been rock-solid, no more crashes.I am not overclocking this memory.

Pros: Great kit with high overclocking potential! The timings for the xmp on ryzen and these dimms isnt easy to tighten. You really either got to know what your doing, and I don't. Trial and error take too long. I ended up finding a extreme timing chart for someone who was over clocking it to 3800 and I kept it 3600 and uped the voltage to 1.45. I'm running a 2700x so no getting over 3600 on a set of dimms for me but I got it to post up to the max in my motherboards bios, 4200 on a single dimm. So there's that!Cons: this is something that I have never seen before on a kit. The last 2 numbers are different! Mine end in 24 and 3A. Makes me uncomfortable. And they run at about 2c different temps, the elite come with a temperature chip. 30.50c and 32.50c. And reading comes from ballistix mod software and verified by hwmonitor.Note: It had really odd timings to get stable tight timings, 15-18-12-12-35-56-4-4-16-4-8-14-0-3-3-560-A-A-14-10-9-2-1-4-4-1-2-2-1. GDM:off PDM:off. 1.45v. Never seen numbers for those sub timings like that! Got me higher score in cinebench r20 than Samsung b-die, 3200cl14 2rank dimms Corsair vengeance lpx version 3.32. From initial release of ddr4 when bdies weren't so expensive.

They do exactly what they say they will. Run at rated speeds (even on X370 with Ryzen ) and can overclock WELL beyond rated speeds and with tighter timings. Mine can hit 3600Mhz , CL14 or 4000Mhz CL16. They are great. I would just warn you, you won’t notice an improvement over 3200Mhz. I came from 3200Mhz CL16 and the difference is negligible. It’s not this RAM’s fault that the speed they run at isn’t meaningfully better than 3200Mhz, so they get 5 stars. If I could give a review of 3600Mhz RAM though? 1 Star.

Bought this memory on sale for $111.00 at the time that Ryzen gen 2 came out. Great deal for 3600 MHZ memory. Performed great in my home built machine with a X570 Tuf Gamming motherboard, Ryzen 3700X, and a gen 3 Sabrant rocket 1 TB drive. Used it for over a year, heavy gaming and some video compilation and editing. Worked fabulously so far.

Recently bought the 32gb kit 4x8gb cl16 on the 3800x and because AMD is very dependent on ram, these modules compliment the CPU very well. System is blazing fast, always loading first in games, great speed for editing, highly recommend it. If it had RGB lights, it would have been the icing on the cake, but I'll take speed over lights any day

Las instalé en una x570 aorus elite con un ryzen 7 y con un perfil a 3.6ghz y andan muy bien.

reçu il y à 10 jour neuf 32go pas encore installé dans le nouveau pc neuf, mais je connais le produit et surtout cette référence précise dans leurs catalogues et c'est simplement le top. je monte de 3600 à 5000 en cla 21 / 22 / 23 / 22 (j'ai une CM à 800e qui permets vraiment des réglages poussés avec dé-bridage du voltage et sous watercooling, Mr et Madame tout le monde peuvent atteindre 4200) moi en moins de 10 minutes rien que pour ça toute la concurrence ne fait pas le poids. b-die le top ? Euh non vraiment pas.. c'est cette réf de barrette précisément qui est le must, comme le produit n'a pas de LED il est moins acheté et le prix baise souvent sur Amazon, du coup c'est l'affaire en or ! payé 170e pour 32go en 3600 que je UP à 5000 c'est à la limite du rêve. à une tel fréquence et avec un cla bien resserré calibré sur mes utilisations pour la même chose ailleurs qui n'existe d'ailleurs pas il me faudrait compter plus de 1200e. seul chose à reproché elle n'existe pas en 16go et ça c'est vraiment un drame à mes yeux, mais au moins la marque ne vends pas des 2133 overcloocker 3600 comme toutes les marques.. ils up des 3000 donc de base je me sent pas escroqué. déjà rien que le poids d'une barrette dans les mains vous comprenez que là vous avez quelques choses de monstrueux, bien que je watercloque j'apprécie réellement les vis sur le dessus qui permettes sans démonté les barrettes de placer mes watercooling dessus.

Wanted to max out a Ryzen 3600 processor I'd bought - namely the Infinity Fabric bandwidth - by buying a 3600Mhz dual Ram kit. This Micron-E die based kit was on sale at the time and seemed to strike a great balance of speed, headroom, and price.Having used it for 6 months I've found them very stable at stock XMP settings (3600 profile). This gave decent 16-18-18-18 timings and worked well with all the various tasks I use the PC for, from productivity to gaming on Steam.Recently I was able to move past these stock XMP speeds and increase it to 3800 Mhz, with matching increases in Infinity Fabric, using a guide (Micron E die, memory timing cheat sheet) to help me find the most stable timings - ultimately getting timings to 16-20-12-12 and achieving over 54GB/sWould definitely recommend for anyone wanting a really easy way to get to 3600Mhz on Ryzen, and for those interested in going even higher (though above 3800 is diminishing returns with latency, at least on Zen 2)

Antes de estas memorias, tuve un kit de dos módulos de 16 GB cada uno (32 en total) DDR4-3600 CL16 de otra marca. Tenía cada módulo una velocidad nominal de 2133 MHz si no recuerdo mal, ampliable a 3600 MHz cargando el perfil XMP. En mi Asrock X570 Taichi, no podía cargar el XMP para estos dos módulos. Reinicios continuos y finalmente vuelta al valor nominal (2133 MHz). Resultado: solicitar la devolución y buscar RAM sustituta.Tras investigar por horas, llegué a estos módulos de 8 GB DDR4-3600 CL16 de Ballistix Elite. Compré cuatro idénticos, que instalé en mi sistema sustituyendo a los anteriores, que devolví. Ni un solo problema. Tienen una velocidad nominal de 2666 MHz, que pasan a 3600 MHz tras cargar el perfil XMP. Funcionamiento y estabilidad estupendos. Recomendadísimos.