Crucial 32GB DDR4 RAM Kit (2x16GB), 3200MHz (PC4-25600) CL22 Desktop Memory, UDIMM 288-Pin, Downclockable to 2933/2666MHz, Compatible with Intel and AMD Ryzen - CT2K16G4DFRA32A

I highly recommend getting these I WAS using 8gb to play games for 3 years and its not great but the moment, I put in two 16GB now having 32GB I seen huge performance boost when playing games and others things like multitasking. So please upgrade your ram. Its way better than having 8gb because now 32gb ram is now being normalized then a single 16gb of ram. But overall I can enjoy playing games and stuff so yeah I highly recommend getting 32gb.

The are beautiful with the heatsinks. I guess I didn't factor in that my bios doesn't support XMP, so I am only getting 2133 of the 3200 mhz. Because I upgraded, my system is faster. But I can see a difference in speed. Also this kit is CL22 so the clock speed is slower than the standard CL16. Keep this in mind when buying this kit.

Excellent value (saved over $100 vs OEM) and worked great using Crucial's 64 GB memory kit (2 DIMMs in my case). They have a tool on their website to help you pick the right kit for the memory you seek for a specific PC model. Been buying Crucial memory for years and it just works. One should use same memory / vendor type in each slot.

Was having reoccuring memory issues with some G.Skill memory I'd been using for the past 4 years, that really ramped up in the last couple of months. Including tons of crashing programs, and BSODs for memory issues.Swapped those sticks out for these, and the memory issues I had been having stopped immediately. Will definitely consider using Crucial in any future builds I do.

Worked solid and have not crashed my system I've thrown them in. I have not tried to overclock my system but in reality I was adding to my existing 32Gb I already had and have not come anywhere near hitting full capacity even with a load of programs loaded up. 10/10 would buy again if I needed it.

My cheap refurb HP S01-pF2033w (that's a slim, entry-level desktop) came with 8gb of 3200 ddr4. The 32gb kit (2 16 sticks) was an easy upgrade, and it worked with absolutely no fussing around on my part. The only tricky bit was getting it to click into the motherboard -- you have to press down one side until it clicks, then move to the other side. I'd always just pressed both sides at once, but it didn't work in this case. It recognized the ram immediately and the performance boost was obvious. My only regret is that I didn't run a before and after benchmark!

Prompt, fast shipping of the exact model number in the description. Stable at 3200 in my Lenovo T5-26AMR5.

I slapped these two sticks of Crucial Pro RAM into my Dell 5820 and bam it was like watching an old dog suddenly learn calculus. What once took forever now snaps to attention like it’s auditioning for a Mission: Impossible montage. My workstation went from “Let me grab a snack while it boots” to “Oh, it’s already done?!”Installation? Easy. Almost suspiciously so. Like, “Am I forgetting a step?” easy. I seated them, booted up, and the system just worked. No BIOS drama, no RAM speed negotiations. Plug, play, and productivity.These DIMMs support 3200MHz, but they'll happily scale down if your system wants something a bit more "vintage" like 2666MHz or 3000MHz. My Dell was like, “Yeah I’ll take that 3200 goodness, thanks,” and ran with it. Smooth as butter on a hot SSD.No RGB, no frills just clean, pro-grade performance. Like the RAM equivalent of showing up to work early, doing the job perfectly, and leaving without asking for a raise.Verdict: If your computer feels like it’s powered by spite and cobwebs, toss in this Crucial kit and watch it transform.(Warning: You may feel slightly betrayed by how long you waited to upgrade.)