KingBank Computer Desktop Memory Ram DDR4 8GB 3200MHZ CL16 1.35V XMP2.0 Overclocking with Heatsink for PC Gaming/Office/PS,Silver

not much to say about this, got it for my old PC worked like normal

Great deal

This is a 1.35 Volt Memory stick. Voltage ratings are often overlooked, so make sure that your motherboard and other ram are compatible with this. In my system, this ram stick worked well at the 3200MHz rating. I ran memtest86 for several rounds without issue. It functions normally and provided a nice boost to my total RAM.

Great Speeds, the color is kind of silver like so it can fit in any build honestly. But yeah pretty good, works fantastically!

Died after 1 week

With a brushed aluminum heat spreader and a Cas Latency of 16, this DDR4 3200 MT/s stick is a great value. They were as low as $9 during black Friday. They were $10 before that but seem to have climbed to $11 now. I wish these companies would send these in pairs so I can test their dual channel performance. Single channel is, well, single channel. Not nearly as performant as dual channel and dual channel is what the majority of PC users have their RAM set up in. This all said, the single stick by itself works fine. It works as well as the value RAM from any of the bigger manufacturers. I was able to mix and match with other sticks I have to get dual channel but that is never the most stable and, in this case, forced some loose timings to work. On its own the memory works as advertised and moves data as fast as any other stick with the same timings.

Got a 3200mhz cl16 stick to replace one that failed. I couldn't get it to run at 3600 to match my 2nd stick and had to settle for 3533mhz. I know it is 3200 but from my experience, most 3200mhz RAM can do 3600mhz. It got close and works perfectly fine at its rated speed.

This is perfectly functional DDR4 RAM. Note that because it’s 3200MHz at 1.35V, you will likely need to enable XMP (Extreme Memory Profile) in your BIOS to run it at full speed. If you don’t do this (or don’t know how, or don’t care) it will still run just fine, but only at 2666MHz or 2400MHz at 1.2V, or some other frequency, depending on what you pair it with (see HWiNFO pic). The timings are a bit slower than higher end RAM, but it’s not a deal breaker, and unless you’re hardcore gaming you’ll never notice. I didn’t have any problems with it, and HWiNFO reports everything is working as advertised. The timing was 16-20-20-38 at 3200MHz (1600MHz x 2 for DDR) under XMP. It works fine for a low-cost, off-brand 8GB stick. 5 stars.