V-Color DDR4 8GB (8GBx1) 3200MHz (PC4-25600) CL22 Standard Desktop Computer PC Ram Memory Module Non ECC Unbuffered DIMM Single Channel1.2V (TD48G32S822-VC)

Bought two of the V-Color 8GB (1 x 8GB) DDR4 DRAM 2666MHz (PC4-21300) CL19 1.2V U-DIMM Desktop Memory (TD48G26S819-VC) for a total of 16G and $58.44 shipped to my door step.V-Color is a nice refreshing change over components of late with names like Xtreem PulverizzzEr RGB Octane 2000 ROG or some silly nonsense. Didn't have to pay extra for a heatsink that sinks no heat nor pay extra for flashy blinky lights that increase the price, but provide no real value.Back to the RAM, I plugged them into my MSI Performance Gaming AMD X470 Plus with a Ryzen 5 2600x along side some Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 DRAM 3000MHz C15 RAM.Booted right to the BIOS, and set speed to 3000. Rebooted without issue and continues to work fine.I can't speak to the long term durability of these bad boys, but 16G for $58.44 righto my doorstep is a tad bit unreal. But, is very real.

Installed this in my Dell XPS 8930 desktop. Much cheaper than buying with the computer, and cheaper than ordering from manufacturer. An easy install (just be sure the RAM sticks are fully seated.) Less expensive than the name brands, even those sold in pairs. Looks like a quality product when you receive it (packaged in a nice plastic sleeve) and the sticks themselves look like quality. The system saw the additional RAM immediately. Don't hesitate. Save yourself some money and enjoy the extra memory.

I upgraded my system to 16gb of RAM, and my previous 8GB stick was a Crucial 2133mhz DIMM that I had running at 3066mhz 18-18-18-38 timings to satisfy my Ryzen 1600. When I added this stick I was worried I was going to have to down clock or even possibly loosen my timings even more but to my surprise this stick is running at 3066 18-18-18-38 at 1.35v just like my crucial stick and they are happily chugging along in dual channel. For the price at the time of writing ($27.99) it's a no brainer when the closest 3000mhz stick is over $35.

Despite some very positive reviews, I have had nothing but problems. I've completed 9 builds over the past three months and this RAM caused each of them to crash. ASRock motherboards, MSI motherboards, tweaks to BIOS settings, it really didn't seem to make a difference.Sure, 1 stick of RAM failing is not uncommon but 2 running independently of each other?There are other options. Spend a little more for a lot more piece of mind.,

Bought 2 sticks of 8gb 2666MHz to go along with existing 16gb Forza ram in my iBUYPOWER BB952 which has an ASRock B360M IB-R1 motherboard. Put the V-Color chips in slots 1 and 3. Passed memory test with no errors. Task Manager shows ram running at 2667MHz. CPU-Z shows DRAM Manuf. SK Hynix and timings match the Forza NMUD480E82-2666 DRAM perfectly.

I bought this ram back in 11/2020 at the same tyme I purchased me new Acer Aspire TC-895-UA91 desktop since it had only a single Samsung 8gb stick and I wanted16gb of dual-channel ram. It supposedly is compatible with me Windows 10 Acer but has crashed my system repeatedly since Day 1 and only now in 02/2021 have I set aside tyme to diagnose the problem. The computer has not crashed once since I took this ram out. I'll probably buy either a single stick of Samsung ram here that looks just like the factory ram, or I'll purchase a matched pair of another brand with the same specs as the factory ram. But this ram did not work for me and it now goes in the trash.

EDIT: This memory started causing errors after about 6 months of daily use. Windows Memory Diagnostic confirmed there were issues with the memory. I attempted to RMA them but after sending them the information they requested, I have not heard back from them. It is unclear if they are slow to respond or if they don't feel inclined to honor their warranty but regardless, I would not buy their products again. They even included advertising in the email from tech support. Trying to sell someone more of their products when they have an issue with the one they bought is just tacky.

I purchased 2 sticks of 8gb 2666 on Sept 25th, 2020. Last Feb my computer wouldn't boot. I didn't have the time to mess with it until this week (June 7, 2021). First thing I did was swap out the ram with ram from another system that was working and voila, it boots. I then tried just one stick of ram to see if only one of them were bad. Nope, both were bad. I don't know what the odds are that 2 sticks of ram go bad at the same time, but yeah, barely got 5 months of use out of them.Spend a few extra dollars and get something more reliable. These things just aren't worth the hassle or money.