Timetec Pinnacle Konduit 8GB DDR4 3600MHz PC4-28800 CL18-22-22-42 XMP2.0 Overclocking 1.35V Compatible for AMD and Intel Desktop Gaming PC Memory Module RAM - White

Getting great overclock speeds of 3466M/t with xmp. Sticks are 2667 M/t with no overclock which is expected and still great for ddr4. Great price great performance. Easy to install, compatible with my msi mag Z590 motherboard, way more then enough for gaming and even 3d modeling. Experinced no freezing issues and the quality feels good.

[Edit} 3 years later, this ram is performing better that before, since I have upgraded to a processor with a better memory controller. I was able to Overclock this ram to 3733mts CL16-19-19-40. This is much better performance than advertised...and once again this is with 4 Dimms/sticks. It's earned an extra star.Check your QVL list, your motherboard might need a bios update if it was early manufacture.It's single Rank ram, one memory controller per stick. Dual rank with 2 memory controllers per stick would gve 2-3% better performance at the same speeds. I bought 4 stcks to run in two different computers and it ran fne, but not at the rated speeds, but then again I was running it on Zen+ and 3rd gen Ryzens. I upgraded my sisters machine to 32gb and reclaimed those two sticks and added them to mine so I gained dual rank 32GB but it wouldn't run at rated speeds of course with XMP 1 or 2 (probably not in the QVL for my motherboard). I had to manually clock them. They were almost stable at 3200 C16 which is a latency of 10 (3600 C18 is also a latency of 10). I couldn't go faster without loosening up the timings to the point it hurt performance. If you can't go up in speed? Try going down in the timings. 2933 C14 (starting point) is a latency of 9.5 better but not there yet. With the same squeeky tight timings I was able to achieve 3133MHZ C14 with rock stability which is a latency of 8.9 (with 4 sticks which is inherently less stable than 2 sticks). I'm satisfied with the performance but I had to play with it to get the best result I had a right to expect. Faster ram choices in the budget range in January 2020 were not plentiful. I bought what fit the budget. We are practically in a golden age of DDR4 ram right now so you have more choices. This is not bad ram it just wasn't best experience plug and play for me. It was certainly value for the money at the tme but My ram overclocking or setting knowledge was lacking. I hope my experience helps someone else.

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I am a big fan of Timetec products, especially their NVME drives. This memory kit is rated at 3600MHz and 1.35V. I was unable to get the system to boot with XMP Profile 1 set to those parameters so I opted for XMP Profile 2 running at 3333MHz. You won't notice the difference. Someone who likes to play with RAM timings and speeds could likely have gotten this kit to run at the advertised speeds. Otherwise, the RAM looks outstanding and appears to have a substantial heat sink. Installed with a solid click.

Used the 64GB Timetec 3600Mhz kit to upgrade a non XMP set on an Asrock B550M paired with a Ryzen 9 5950x. Was able to tighten the timings to CAS 16 with this kit at 3600Mhz. It passes memtest with no error! Despite the few negative reviews about the base speed, all ram past 3200Mhz is technically overclocked via XMP. The manufacturer bins chips to see how well they run above their base speed to create a stable XMP profile. Compared to other products TimeTec uses high quality brand name binned ics to create an excellent product with the same or better quality as other manufacturers, but offers a much better value. The memory ics they used are the same as numerous other kits from various makers, but without having a huge markup. The quality is impressive, and the value is simply the best I've seen. I am impressed! Timetec despite focusing on value offers a quality product that fits in well with high end builds, is stable, and reliable. Highly recommended by me if you wish to save a few, yet not cut on quality!

This kit runs laps around most competitors in its price range. At the time of purchase, the next cheapest kit with an identical rating was $20 more expensive with notable brands expecting at least a $40 premium over Timetec. I'll admit that since then, brand-names have been dropping prices and you can snag G.Skill's F4-3600C18D-32GVK off NewEgg for only $130. That's only $10 more for what's very likely the exact same PCB's and the exact same modules, but with some aesthetic heatsinks slapped on top; if it were any other day of the week, I might have sprung the extra Hamilton even though I'm an absolute cheapskate.But the truth is, these don't need heatsinks. They handle 1.55v like its nothing, peaking with 48 C under stress; unfortunately they also treat 1.55v like its nothing. Hynix CJR are fairly notorious for tRCD/tRP that BARELY scale with voltage, if at all. Likewise for this kit's overall overclocking headroom. I could boot 3867@18-22-22-42 with my 7700k, but my best *stable* OC was 3733@15-21-21-40. Don't expect to get much more out of these than they've already been guaranteed for.That being said, the 3600@18-22-22-42 XMP is no easy feat for a 2x16GB kit in the first place. (A profile which this kit pulls off flawlessly at 1.35v by the way) As long as you're using a Z270/370/390/490 or X370/470/570 board and don't have an absolute potato of a memory controller in your CPU, this kit is plug-and-play fast.All in all, this is a great kit at a competitive price. Be that as it may, if $10 is standing between you and some dank heatsinks, follow your heart. But just don't expect any huge difference over Timetec with respect to overclocking, unless they're rocking some premium B-Die under those fancy brand name logos.