⚡ Light up your rig and leave lag behind!
The Patriot Viper Gaming RGB Series DDR4 16GB Kit offers blazing 4133MHz speed with XMP 2.0 support for effortless overclocking. Featuring dual 8GB modules and fully customizable RGB lighting compatible with leading motherboard sync apps, it combines high performance with eye-catching aesthetics. Designed for gamers and professionals seeking reliable, stylish memory backed by a limited lifetime warranty.
| Brand | Patriot |
| Product Dimensions | 4.54 x 13.57 x 0.82 cm; 52 g |
| Item model number | PVR416G413C9K |
| Manufacturer | Patriot Memory |
| Series | PVR416G413C9K |
| Colour | Black |
| Form Factor | DIMM |
| RAM Size | 16 GB |
| Memory Technology | DDR4 |
| Computer Memory Type | DDR4 SDRAM |
| Memory Clock Speed | 4133 MHz |
| Voltage | 1.4 Volts |
| Are Batteries Included | No |
| Item Weight | 52 g |
| Guaranteed software updates until | unknown |
D**E
Good, RGB, RAM
Seems my ROG doesnt like the XMP profile, but I dont need serious speed RAM for the game(s) I play. Still worth it tho.
A**R
Very good value.
Works as described. Perfect match with Ryzen 3700x...
A**O
RGB could be better
Great memory modules but rgb and housing feels cheap
R**M
gamer
gamer game product for game gamers
B**N
Good
Good
D**E
Not compatible with older viper kits
I bought the same kit as this a few year ago and decided to try for 4x sticks, the ram decals were upside down, the timings were different even though they were same kit number and 0% stable, wouldn't post even with DOCP disabled either... maybe they cheaper out I dunno but the kit I had years ago ran at 3800mhz oc with just a voltage increase
T**R
Simply doesn't work at advertised speeds!
So, what's good about this memory.It's cheap, it has RGB lighting (which doesn't stay in sync with anything as far as I can tell) - and that's about it.What's bad.It's cheap, the RGB lighting is hit and miss, but most crucially of all, it simply doesn't work at the advertised speed of 4133MHz.On first installation it boots fine, running at the standard speed of 2133MHz - my motherboard correctly identified the XMP speed and settings of 4133MHz, but on switching to that, the system simply refuses to boot - not even to the BIOS screen.It required a CMOS reset to get the system running again.Plenty of power available, using a 1050w power supply, so that's not the issue. It just seems that the quality control isn't up to snuff. I see I'm not alone in having this problem.Sent it back to Amazon for a refund, and replaced with Corsair Vengeance, which I've used before. (Actually cheaper direct than here on Amazon - as long as you can wait a few days for shipping from Taiwan). System now runs perfectly.
K**Y
Absolutely awesome
Absolutely awesome and running at full speed so don’t let people who don’t know how to setup memory timing and oc put yous off my benchmark went up 90% from running Corsair vengeance so I’m very impressed with this memory in every single way possible the timings can be massively improved and very stable
