Thermaltake Pacific R1 Plus 5V Motherboard Sync 36 Addressable LEDs with 16.8 Million Colors DDR4 Memory RGB Lighting Cover Kit CL-O020-PL00SW-A

So I've seen a lot of negative reviews on the 4400Mhz version of this RAM saying that it doesn't work at advertised speeds or clocks and I have to say, those reviews are coming form the uniformed and/or uninitiated. This RAM works perfectly at the advertised speeds and clocks IF you've built the proper system.The best thing you can do for yourself when purchasing ANY RAM is finding the motherboard (MB) you want to use and look at the qualified list of RAM for that MB. It's how I found this RAM, I searched by part number from the authorized list for the MB and saw it was rated for the exact speeds.I've teamed this RAM with an MSI MEG X570 ACE and an AMD Ryzen 9 5900X. My MB manufacturer, MSI, has multiple stages of qualified RAM. For this MB specifically it depends on the series of processor you have. I had to look for the Ryzen 5xxxx series in the qualified list.Wouldn't you know it that when it was all installed, I boot up the system for the first time, go into BIOS, click on the XMP profile button, and it immediately sets the speed and timings to exactly as advertised. That's all you should ever have to do for a properly configured system, 1 click for XMP and that's it, simple. It has been running these exact settings for about 2 weeks now (not a long time, I know, but I'll update if anything happens) and my rig is purring like a kitten.This RAM is great, but you need to know that it works in your board. I know a lot of people have bought this RAM thinking it's essentially painting flames on the side of your car, but it won't make it go any faster. High frequency RAM like this doesn't play well in systems that aren't designed for it. sure it CAN work, but the chances of it working exactly as advertised within a system that hasn't been tested with it is slim to none, and is bound to have issues.Please, please, please do yourselves a favor and do proper research before making purchases on hardware and giving it a bad wrap because you're incompetent. It really does a disservice to others who may want to use the product but sees a bunch of negative reviews when the product itself is fine, it's the person that's the problem.I should probably add that the RAM itself actually looks very nice and I love the heatsink design. The RGB lights on it work very well in my system which is all going in a rainbow pattern. With it being in its default random rainbow wave I've not used any of the software that can control the RAM, but there are plenty of reviews on that elsewhere.Be aware, this RAM is a bit thick due to the quality heatsinks on it, so if you're using an X570 board and an LCS like I am, you may run into issues. I have literally about 1 or 2 mm between my inlet/outlet for my EK AIO 360 and my RAM that is right next to the CPU. Due to the way my system is configured, the layout of the board, and how you have to mount the waterblock I didn't have much choice, but it just barely fits, YMMV but be aware.

Patriot Viper Steel Series DDR4 16GB (2 x 8GB) 4400MHz Performance Memory Kit - PVS416G440C9KSo I was reading the prior reviews and thought I would share my experience. Previously I had Patriot Viper Steel DDR4 4400MHz (PVS416G440C9K) and I liked the memory very well but wanted to add RGB to my system and really like the look of these Tough Ram from Thermaltake. My case fans and power supply is from Thermaltake so thought I would give these a shot as I really like their products. I ordered 4 sets (8 sticks) of the Toughram 4400MHz, It was plug and play replacement. Previously I only overclocked the Patriot to 4000MHz as I am a developer and my applications utilized heavily the multicore and wanted to make sure stability is assured as some applications can take a week or more to run. I was able to over clock these to 4000MHz with no issue at all. Unlike other users I have not had an issue at all with the RGB they have worked flawlessly for a week now.I do plan to tinker with the speed to see if I can get to 4400MHz and if I do I will update this post.

I noted there were some conflicting reviews at the time of purchase, but the price was exceptional at the time, and I've always had good luck with Thermaltake. Made sure it was compatible by board manufacturer, first, and had the latest bios already downloaded on a stick. Plugged it into an ASUS X570 Tuf Gaming Plus MOBO on a new build, an clocked it to 4400. It struggled to post a couple times, and then came back rock solid stable. Haven't had an issue since. Wish I'd picked up another set of sticks when they were cheap.

Installation was easy for the hardware. The memory modules are very solid and manufacturered very well. The lighting asthetics are really pleasing. The software, which seems to be a thing with this brand is not very fluid. For the most part set up of it was fine, but ran into an issue where the lighting wasnt responding to the software. After days of exstensive searching, i finally contacted tech support. A few days later we were able to figure out the issue after determining a component of the software didn't install correctly, which goes back to my comments about the software quality being very flakey. I feel that they could make one app that manages all of the lighting verses multiple programs, but thats a whole different review. Overall very happy with this purchase and will be looking at another set in the near future.

Used with a AMD3700X on a MSI B-450 Tomahawk Gaming MOBO. It's 400mhz DDR-4 but could only get 3800mhz clocking that was stable in all games! The RGB is not the brightest and the software from MSI, To be nice SUCKS!!!

The media could not be loaded.  I like my Thermaltake Arctic 360 and decided to up the ram. It came in a nice box. I never have any problems with them. Customer service is great for me when I have questions.

I have purchased two of these products and one of them is still going strong but the other failed and no longer works properly. Both were set up using motherboard control. They are very over priced in my opinion and the thermaltake eco-system is not big enough or good enough to make much use of their control box that this product comes with. But if you just want a quick up grade to your system this at least won't break the bank and the more rgb the better. The three pin connection for this device is not great and will come disconnected very easily. Also the cable that comes off of the device is very long.

I don't play game. Using on ASUS Tuf Gaming B550-Plus with Ryzen 7 Pro 4750G, boosted 4400MHz (base Frequency 2200MHz) works fine under D.O.C.P mode. Fan noise from power unit increases a little, but it's still quiet. Response increases from previous 3600MHz memory even in normal frequency of 2666MHz, which I found most preferable because super quietness of fan noise. Actually I would not need speed of 4400MHz in my usage, but I change memory speed from time to time for self-satisfaction. Good purchase for me.

Excelente, sin fallas como es de esperarse de esta gran marca.

This is a fantastic product. Quite pricey (IMO) but if you can afford it, get it now! The installation was very simple. Just "plug and play" and connect one of the 3-pin wire to your RGB controller. No need to fiddle with your RAM to remove its cover etc.. It is like a cover that just goes on top of your RAM and snaps in place securely. One thing to note is that the RGB lighting is very bright.

The media could not be loaded.  Yes it's vey good product and installation is very easy.. You can controll through your motherboard or you can download it's software..It provides amazing look and if you think it's expensive... I will tell you it's worth the money... I purchased in 4k which is much cheaper than buying 4 rgb ram sticks... You can convert your non rgb ram to rgb one... I love the effects and the rgb spectrum is too good.. I definitely recommend it.

Great product and working excellent, thanks

I love the colours and display. Good quality ram.But I really dislike the thermaltake rgb software. It utilises 5% of cpu.