These G.Skill 32GB DDR4-3600 & 3200 dual channel non-RGB RAM kits are excellent deals

As you are probably already familiar with, hardware, especially memory, is very hard to obtain nowadays due to shortages and the subsequent high prices. Big tech is focused on AI and HPC, with companies like Samsung being mainly focused on making enterprise gear, like the recently announced 8TB and 16TB PCIe Gen6 SSD.

So if you are in the market looking for memory and have a budget of around $200, there are a couple of good options to choose from. G.Skill is selling its Ripjaws V series DDR4-3200 and 3600 memory at very good prices. They are non-RGB too so if you hate dazzling rigs, this can be the perfect sticks for you (purchase links under the specs table down below).

It"s a dual-channel kit so that means the two modules are designed to work with one another at their XMP speed of 3600 and 3200 MT/s. This beats going around hunting for compatible sticks if you buy 16GB modules individually. Also as a result of being dual-channel, you get maximum memory bandwidth, which makes it great for all systems, as it ensures neither your CPU nor your integrated graphics processor (iGP) is ever starved for bandwidth. It will work with both AMD and Intel DDR4-based systems.

The technical specs of the G.Skill Ripjaws V are given in the table below:

Specification G.Skill F4-3200C16D-32GVK G.Skill F4-3600C18D-32GVK
Capacity 32GB (2×16GB) 32GB (2×16GB)
Multi-Channel Kit Dual Channel Kit Dual Channel Kit
OC Profile Support Intel XMP 2.0 Intel XMP 2.0
Tested Speed (XMP) 3200 MT/s 3600 MT/s
Tested Latency (XMP) 16-18-18-38 18-22-22-42
Tested Voltage (XMP) 1.35V 1.35V
Registered / Unbuffered Unbuffered Unbuffered
Error Checking (ECC) Non-ECC Non-ECC
SPD Speed (Default) 2133 MT/s 2133 MT/s
SPD Voltage (Default) 1.20V 1.20V

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