G.Skill Ripjaws V DDR4 RAM 16GB 3600MT/s (F4-3600C16D-16GVKC)
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G.Skill Ripjaws V DDR4 RAM 16GB 3600MT/s (F4-3600C16D-16GVKC)
$35.99
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G.Skill Ripjaws V DDR4 RAM 16GB 3600MT/s (F4-3600C16D-16GVKC) Description
- RipJaws V Series, designed specifically for AMD Ryzen 3000 and X570 Series; Intel Z390 and newer.
- 16GB kit containing 2 x 8GB modules, DDR4-3600, 288-Pin, CAS Latency CL16 (16-19-19-39) at 1.35V
- ECC: No, Dual Channel Kit, Color: Black, Recommended Use: High Performance or Gaming Memory
- XMP 2.0 profile support to reach up to the rated overclock speed, or run at default JEDEC profile speed
- Rated XMP frequency & stability depends on MB & CPU capability
- Check G.Skill QVL or RAM Configurator on the G.Skill website for validated motherboards
- Do not mix memory kits. Memory kits are sold in matched kits that are designed to run together as a set. Mixing memory kits will result in stability issues or system failure.
G.Skill Ripjaws V DDR4 RAM 16GB 3600MT/s (F4-3600C16D-16GVKC) Specification
Specification: G.Skill Ripjaws V DDR4 RAM 16GB 3600MT/s (F4-3600C16D-16GVKC)
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G.Skill Ripjaws V DDR4 RAM 16GB 3600MT/s (F4-3600C16D-16GVKC) Reviews (8)
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Luis G. –
I upgraded? from Trident NEO 16gb to this 32GB F4-3600C16-16GVKC. Baseline Passmark score 3493 however, my ram kit is smoking the numbers but getting lower score of 3486. does compare to my 3246 score on the Trident NEO… With the games i play eating up a bunch of ram it can get a bit cumbersome having other items open with 16gb of ram. So in that instance, YES it was an upgrade. performance wise i see little to get excited about. I found that having a bunch of items open to tab back and forth from were pushing my ram usage up and hence the upgrade. My system is 5700x3d, X570 AORUS ULTRA MB, Radeon RX 7900 XTX, NVMe Sabrent Rocket 4 1 TB so YMMV.
Groove –
Hard to find dual Rank memory….. Works as expected
Jordan –
This kit of ram was plug and play and worked great, packing was light but it showed up a week early which was amazing!
Daniel Flores –
Funciona perfecto con mi Ryzen 5800x en mi b350 con el perfil xmp habilitado, pero lo más importante, es que es dual rank, no estoy cien porciento seguro de que todos los lotes de este modelo sean dual rank, no lo había comprado por eso, así que resultó ser un bonus. Mi kit viene con chips hynix CJR por si alguien está interesado.
JoelC –
This RAM worked great out of the box at 2133MHz, plugged in with no changes to my ASUS STRIX Z490-E motherboard. I have also now tried using the AI Tweaker to set it to XMP 1 profile, which sets the RAM to 3600MHz and that worked with no issue.
For installation, this RAM barely cleared my CoolMaster fan for my CPU air cooler.
Full disclosure time. I will probably clock my RAM back down, since I’m not pushing things hard enough to notice a performance gain from the basic settings. I probably should have bought slower/cheaper RAM.
Pros
* No blinky lights.
* Fast RAM.
* Lots of RAM for a good price.
* Easy to install.
Cons
* No blinky lights – for people who like that sort of thing.
eddie –
The G.SKILL Ripjaws V Series DDR4 RAM stands out as a powerhouse solution for desktop computing, offering a potent combination of speed, capacity, and reliability. With its Intel XMP compatibility, impressive specifications, and sleek design, it caters to the needs of enthusiasts and professionals alike.
This specific model features a generous capacity of 32GB, distributed across two 16GB modules, providing ample memory for demanding applications and multitasking scenarios. Operating at an impressive speed of 3600MT/s, it ensures swift data processing and responsiveness, enabling users to tackle resource-intensive tasks with ease. The CL16-19-19-39 timing specifications minimize latency, delivering a snappy and seamless computing experience. Moreover, with a low voltage requirement of 1.35V, it strikes a balance between performance and efficiency, reducing power consumption without compromising speed.
In practical terms, the Ripjaws V Series RAM excels in various computing tasks, ranging from gaming to content creation and productivity workloads. Its high-speed operation ensures smooth gameplay, faster rendering times, and seamless multitasking, allowing users to unleash the full potential of their desktop systems. Whether you’re gaming at high resolutions, editing 4K videos, or running multiple virtual machines simultaneously, this RAM delivers consistent and reliable performance.
The Intel XMP compatibility of this RAM streamlines the overclocking process, enabling users to optimize performance effortlessly. By simply activating XMP in the motherboard’s BIOS, users can unlock the full potential of the RAM without manual tweaking, ensuring stable operation at the rated speed and timings.
Visually, the Ripjaws V Series RAM sports a sleek and minimalist design, featuring a black color scheme that complements various motherboard and component aesthetics. The low-profile heatspreaders not only enhance the module’s visual appeal but also aid in heat dissipation, ensuring reliable performance even under extended workloads. This design consideration contributes to the overall longevity and stability of the RAM, making it suitable for prolonged usage in high-performance
In conclusion, the G.SKILL Ripjaws V Series DDR4 RAM sets a high standard for desktop memory solutions, offering exceptional speed, capacity, and reliability. Whether you’re a gaming enthusiast, content creator, or professional user with demanding workloads, this RAM delivers the performance and responsiveness needed to excel in today’s computing environments. With its Intel XMP compatibility, impressive specifications, and sleek design, it’s a worthwhile investment for anyone seeking top-tier memory performance for their desktop systems.
Simon –
I bought this pair of DDR4 RAM modules in June 2021 for £81.67 with free shipping. This review is based on about 1 month of use. Thaiphoon Burner App reports this as Hynix D-die 1Rx8 single rank which may or may/not mean anything to you. G.Skill didn’t use any RGB in its construction and they rock the all black solid feeling heatsink that I like a lot. Overall, I am happy with my purchase but I am the kinda person who loves to fiddle with settings and experiment a lot. I have a lot of experience building my own PCs but I am not a professional by any stretch of the imagination. Your experience will depend on your hardware. For new builds, installing and running this RAM should be easy.
The Ripjaw 3600MHz CL16 (F4-3600C16D-16GVKC) memory DIMMs was a much needed upgrade from my aging (and cheap) RAM at 2400MHz with timing 16-16-16-39 1.20v. I have put this upgrade off for a while now but I’m glad I finally got it. This RAM, which is not only faster with lower latencies, has twice the capacity of my old RAM from 8Gb to 16GB. To be honest, what I really want to upgrade is the graphics card but with prices like they are…well it’s a non-starter.
Placing the modules in my motherboards A2 and B2 slots (as indicated in the MB manual) is important for using any RAM in dual channel mode. Fortunately it booted successfully first time except BIOs detected my RAM at 2400MHz (or 2133 I forget now but certainly) not 3600MHz. This is fine and I expected this. I also expected this RAM to not reach 3600MHz with my current processor – a first gen Ryzen (the R7 1700) and yes I plan to replace the processor to a 5000 series Ryzen soon. I hope. So this RAM is future proofing my system.
After some fiddling in BIOs and a whole lot of stability testing, I finally settled on 3200MHz 16-16-17-28 at the recommended DRAM voltage of 1.35v. In windows, I ran stability tests for 2hrs with these settings and got zero errors. I should probably let it run overnight but meh. I’m going to go through all this again when I upgrade my CPU anyway. Note that I tried hard to get CL less than 16 but couldn’t achieve it. During testing, I noticed a weird Twrrd auto setting with channel A and B at different values. Never seen this before but setting this manually wasn’t an issue. Not sure what to make of it (see pic).
As an experiment, I managed to get my Ryzen 1700 system to boot at 3600MHz RAM speeds with relaxed timings but oh boy did it not like it. I tried upping the voltage and changing other settings but I kept getting RAM errors with random crashes occurring. Oh well. Someone with more experience than me might have stabilised it at 3600MHz (i feel like it’s really close) but I’m happy with 3200Mhz for now. I have no doubt that this will be stable at 3600MHz with a newer processor.
Summary
I wouldn’t recommend this for a person that is new to RAM speeds and timings unless all your hardware supports 3600MHz (in which case a couple of clicks in BIOs with DOCP/XMP and wham you’re at the RAMs designed specs). In my case, 3200MHz was relatively easy to set but required a personal touch to get the timings right.
I suspect this RAM is aimed for higher frequencies rather than lower timings for those willing to overclock but for the price I think it is good value. As of this writing 3600MHz Cl14 RAM is better but quite a lot more expensive. This is a mid point RAM kit with G.Skill and other branded 3600MHz Cl18 (or worse kits) only slightly cheaper. So good value.
In games there isn’t much of a change in average FPS but it does seem to improve the lows. Game play seems smoother and I haven’t even reached the recommended 3600MHz yet due to hardware restrictions. Then again I’m probably GPU bottlenecked as I’m using an old Nvidia GTX 1060 3GB card. Your mileage may vary with this RAM but I highly recommend it.
Hope you enjoyed the review.
JOSHUA –
I literally think the V designation is for the “value” line of memory that G.Skill offers and they deliver on that promise. Over the last few years more and more of the memory slots in my house are finding themselves with G.Skill Ripjaws V in them as I rotate out smaller capacity sticks. The fact that this product in particular is CL16 — an important factor for performance — compared to most of the other value oriented products on offer is a huge bonus, too.
There may be cheaper ways to stick a reasonable 32G of DDR4 into a machine but none of the products at a cheaper price point offer the same tier of performance. Like most people I shop components around “bang for the buck” and this landed squarely in that sweet spot.
The XMP profile worked perfectly on the first try with no tuning at all. Plop the sticks in, set XMP mode, and you’re good to go on the first boot. Rock solid on MEMTEST86+.
This particular purchase was stuck into a machine that I pretty much only play games on and for gaming this is an excellent choice. At CL16 and an upper-mid tier throughput I’m nowhere near bottlenecked by memory performance — faster RAM wouldn’t make anything actually go faster.
Pros: Quality, price point, performance
Cons: Ridiculously huge heat spreader would make V series memory very unsuitable for low profile installations. Avoid if you need to tuck memory under your CPU cooler, a large PCIe card, or in a low profile case.