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PNY's XLR8 DDR4-3200 32GB dual-channel RAM gets tested. Should you consider it? Let's find out.

Crucial's Ballistix DDR4-3200 32GB dual-channel RAM kit goes under the spotlight as we see what it's all about.

Ask the Experts: Leo from the UK wants to know what motherboard to buy to pair with his new Ryzen 9 3900X CPU and Corsair RAM.

TEAM's T-Force XTREEM ARGB DDR4 16GB dual-channel RAM kit rated at 3600MHz gets put through its paces.

We check out the HyperX FURY DDR4-3733 32GB dual-channel RAM kit today and work out if it's one you should consider or pass on.

Effective immediately, Raspberry Pi 4 is the same price as 2012's Raspberry Pi 1.

Ask the Experts: James is build a new system soon but is unsure on what to select as far as case fans, cooler, and RAM goes.

Ask the Experts: Laurence wants to know what he should do to improve the performance of his rig using a GIGABYTE GA-EP45-UD3P motherboard.

Ask the Experts: Ati is having trouble with some of his games exiting to desktop when using his DDR4 RAM's XMP settings.

Ask the Experts: Ben wants to know if memory sub timings make much of a difference to performance.

TEAM's T-Force DARK Z Alpha DDR4-4000 16GB memory kit looks the good but doesn't impress us when it comes to performance.

Ask the Experts: Dan added an additional memory module to his rig and is now seeing BSODs while gaming.

G.SKILL's TridentZ NEO DDR4-3600 16GB dual-channel RAM kit goes under the chopping block in our AMD and Intel rigs.

Ask the Experts: Allan is looking at upgrading his current system for better performance in modeling and rendering.

Patriot's Viper 4 Blackout Edition DDR4-3600 16GB dual-channel RAM is the most affordable 3600MHz CAS17 kit we could find and it's tested here.

Thermaltake's TOUGHRAM RGB DDR4-3200 16GB dual channel RAM kit gets reviewed. RGB lovers, take a look.

G.SKILL releases new 32GB DIMMs which can make for some insane new kits up to 256GB in lockstep with new Cascade Lake X and Ryzen 3000.

Ask the Experts: Etutam from Spain is having issues getting four DDR4 3200MHz memory modules running together in XMP on his new AMD X570 motherboard.

Ask the Experts: Will Nathan's ASUS G20CB prebuilt PC support a memory and GeForce RTX 2080 SUPER GPU upgrade?

Ask the Experts: David wants to know about memory compatibility for a RAM upgrade on his MSI B450M Mortar motherboard.

With sleek artistic heat spreaders, spliced with brushed aluminum and good-looking RGB, the ZADAK SPARK RGB is what we want to see in memory.

Ask the Experts: Connor is building a new rig with an AMD Ryzen 5 3600X and GeForce GTX 1660 and asks what kind of DDR4 memory would be the best fit.

The Apacer NOX packs some serious performance and beats most of its competitors, but the price will certainly set your back a fair bit.

The ADATA XPG Spectrix D60G was so good that it earned our Editors Choice award, it has an aesthetic look, with great performance at a good price.

The Corsair Dominator Platinum RGB looks absolutely fantastic while also packing a punch performance wise, check out the rest of our thoughts here!

The Silicon Power XPOWER Turbine RGB keeps you up with the RGB RAM herd, while also providing you excellent performance at a reasonable cost.

The Viper Steel 4400MHz kit is affordable, outperforms faster kits of DDR4, and while it lacks any kind of LEDs it still keeps its aesthetics.

The GeIL Super Luce RGB Sync might be a bit more expensive than the average set, but they make up for it in speed. Check out our other thoughts here.

The TridentZ Royal is the best-looking RAM we have ever seen come out of the box, it also doesn't disappoint performance wise, but they aren't cheap!

Today we spend some time looking into G.Skill's Trident Z Royal DDR4-4000 16GB RAM kit. Is it any good? Let's see.

Thermaltake splashes into the memory market with new liquid-cooled RGB RAM.

Despite the lack of lighting, the The XPOWER Turbine do very well out of the box and we certainly recommend them, find out why here.

We teamed up with Supermicro, Intel, ZOTAC, Corsair, and Kingston to build a $2000 Gaming PC which we are also giving away!

The T-Force Xcalibur RGB Special Edition DDR4-3600 16GB Dual-Channel Memory Kit has some upsides, but the downsides unfortunately outweigh the good.

ADATA XPG Spectrix D80 DDR4-3600 32GB Memory Kit has great performance, but is it all out to what it is advertised to be?

32GB RGB DDR4 memory kit with a hybrid liquid-air cooling system, the SPECTRIX D80 from ADATA, up for grabs!

Looking for new memory? Well, the Viper RGB might have everything you are looking for, join us as we run it through its paces in the lab.

The Corsair Vengeance RGB PRO DDR4-4000 16GB Dual-Channel Memory Kit is sleek, fast, slightly expensive, but still could be your next upgrade.

The ADATA XPG Spectrix D41 RGB DDR4 is a great kit of RAM and hits a perfect performance to cost ratio.

There is no reason one should pass up the Ballistix Tactical Tracer RGB, a solid DDR4 memory kit that performs exactly as it should.

HyperX has accomplished some of the best looking DDR4 RAM on the market, not to mention the great performance aswell!

There is much to like about the HyperX Fury DDR4-3466 16GB Dual-Channel Memory Kit, its simple yet effective design complements its performance.