Crucial Ballistix Sport LT BLS8G4D240FSEK 8 GB (DDR4, 2400 MHz, PC4-19200, CL16, Single Rank x8, DIMM, 288-Pin) Memory - Red

Great little ram sticks, perform exactly as expected, look very tidy in the case :) showed up on uefi as 2666mhz so wasnt undervolted so no adjustment needed.I have corsair vengence LPX in my other build but havent noticed much difference yet using this in my budget build. Great value for money!

Outstanding product that works really well with the new AMD ryzen line up of cpus. It over clocks well too.The colour is more of a cream than white but still would work well in a white pc build.It was simply a matter of inserting and turn on l. The ram read at the correct speed first time.Will buy again when I need an upgrade.Hope this helps someone :-)

I have a basic Acer Aspire X-885 core i5 mini tower PC that I use in my gym for Zwift. It had a single stick of Adata 8Gb of RAM from factory, and Zwift specs suggest that should be sufficient. I added an upgraded NVIDIA 1050Ti low profile graphics card And a Samsung 970Evo SATA SSD and was still only getting an average of 25fps in Ultra mode.Initially I wondered if it was weak wifi, but after checking that by switching to Ethernet I was left scratching my head with the same issue.As a last gasp attempt before upgrading the desktop I thought I’d whack 2x8Gb of the red Ballistix ram into the unit to up the ram from 8 to 16Gb. According to Zwift it shouldn’t make a blind bit of difference, but here’s what I found:1) FPS increased from max of 25fps to 34fps2) occasionally surging video became much smoother and more linearI chose RAM of equivalent speed (2666MHz), so only the total ram has changed. Whether two sims works better than a single?One tip, I fitted the RAM and on first boot I only saw 8Gb, not 16Gb. Despite pushing the RAM in until it clicked into place, it had seated well by the clip side, but I found on one stick it hadn’t seated flush on the other side. A quick push down on both sides and it sorted the issue. The PC recognised the RAM immediately, but I ran a quick RAM check in Windows (type Windows memory diagnostic tool into the search bar in Win10), and it got a clean bill of health.So overall I would rate this RAM, was nicely built, well presented and has made a qualified improvement in performance for even a basic online gaming service.

Not bad. I admit at the time i considered buying more as for the price it was very cheap compared to other brands at the time. Furthermore the fact that it is Red fits in with my overall PC theme, or at least the case and PSU colour!I would rate it higher but considering the price of RAM recently (which by no fault is the seller!) i cant exactly give it more than 4 stars because of how cheap it would have been only a year or so ago.. Also the fact that it wasn't really packaged as one separate RAM stick and instead came in a plastic packaging that made it look suspicious that they had just taken out 1 stick of RAM in a 2x16 Pack just to sell it individually was also a reason i hadn't voted higher.I may just be picking it apart too much but overall it didn't arrive dead and that's the best thing so far for someone who has had many problems building their first PC and its several attempts at upgrading RAM via online stores.. haha

I bought a 16 gb stick and it runs perfectly on an MSI X370 Pro Gaming Carbon motherboard, with a Ryzen 7 1700x as the CPU of my choice.It looks very fancy as well - I got the white version.This performs very well in games and I haven't encountered a single compatibility problem using it.Quite happy with the purchase.

Very good ram, used it for a long time, perfect for a budget system.

Got these when they dropped to £36.99 one day, for a Ryzen 2200G build that I was doing. I managed to overclock easily to 2800MHz, and again to 3000MHz. Since this was a build for a customer that was quite far away, I decided to keep it at 2800MHz, in case of stability issues as I didn't want to have to field any service calls. I've bought many of this brand/model of RAM before and found it to be very reliable and amenable to light, though not stellar, overclocking. Definitely recommend this stuff for price/performance ratio, although in fairness faster RAM is better with Ryzen builds. I generally just buy what is acceptable and cheap on the day and this fitted the bill. I've probably bought around 5-6 sets of this stuff in varying speeds over the last year and everything has been very reliable. Therefore, I'd recommend it and will buy more.

Very good Ram looks very nice on a red motherboard and red RGB paired with a Ryzen 5 1600 and a Gigabyte AB350M-Gaming motherboard worked fine.Update: I got another stick so i have 16GB now works really good and looks good.