Crucial Ballistix Sport LT 3200 MHz DDR4 DRAM Desktop Gaming Memory Kit 64GB (16GBx4) CL16 BLS4K16G4D32AESE (Red)

Worked fine with my R7, which is apparently picky about memory. Be aware that the period between power on and when the video output starts up is much longer, and the first time you fire it up it is even longer still. I almost concluded the memory was bad before the BIOS opened a screen saying "Memory size has changed....", but then things went fine. So give the first boot a minute or so.

Works perfectly in my Ryzen 7 1700 build at it's full speed of 2400Mhz. Motherboard I used is the Asus Prime PB350-Plus and it's been rock solid. When I first got the mobo it has the 0406 BIOS. all 4 sticks worked. I later upgraded to the 0503 BIOS and now the 0513. No problems.I don't overclock. The machine is plenty fast enough for modern games, and doing 4K video editing.... or both at the same time! Happy with this ram and it looks great in my NZXT Noctis 450 black and red build.One thing to keep in mind is that Ryzen seems to perform better on faster memory. If you have a motherboard that can support quicker RAM, and you want to get the most out of your processor, even on stock speeds, this may not be the choice for you.Hope this is helpful.

Product: Ballistix Sport LT 16GB Kit (8GBx2) DDR4 3200 MT/s (PC4-25600) CL16 SR x8 DIMM 288-Pin Memory - BLS2K8G4D32AESEK (Red)TLDR:* Pros:(+) Very overclockable.(+) Heat sink correctly attached to memory chips (unlike G.Skill's Ripjaws V).(+) Excellent price point.* Cons:(-) None yet -- I've used them for only a couple of days.Long review:As you can see from the attached image, my mobo is an MSI X470 Gaming Plus (with the latest BIOS A.90 at the time of this writing) running a Ryzen 7 2700X. My CPU cooler is a huge Noctua DH-15 that covers the memory modules, meaning that there is not a lot of airflow for the DIMMs.Just for fun (and also burn-in purposes), I went into the overclock section of the BIOS, activated XMP, and cranked the speed up to DDR-3466 without changing the timing that was intended for the DDR-3200 setting (16-18-18-36) or any voltage increase!!! I ran MemTest for 29+ hours without a hiccup (see screenshot)! Cinebench R15 scored only 20ish points higher over DDR-3200, so it is not worth it for me personally to overclock the RAM because this is not a gaming rig and stability for my purposes is more important. Your mileage may vary, of course. But this test is a good indication of the quality of this RAM! I did not proceed with any further overclocking attempts because I needed my computer for work. ;)I also like the good contact area of the thermal interface material (TIM) to the heat shink and chips which was a big annoyance for me when I used G.Skill's Ripjaws V RAMs with their fancy heat sink design: there were air gaps between the TIM and some chips, so cooling was highly compromised. I had to use extra thermal compound (MX-4) to bridge the gaps, but not on these puppies.Bottom line: I highly recommend these Ballistix RAMs and only time will tell how well they will hold up! For now, 5 stars!

I don't like how Amazon is lumping together reviews of different products by the same manufacturer. It ignores how different these products actually are. I'm reviewing the Ballistix Sport LT 8GB Kit (4GBx2) DDR4 2400 (BLS2K4G4D240FSB (Gray)). This kit was a bit of a disappointment compared to a similar kit I bought a few months ago. The previously purchased memory was also a Ballistix Sport LT 8GB Kit (4GBx2) DDR4 2400, but it had the white heat spreaders (BLS2K4G4D240FSC), instead of the gray. The first kit proved to be capable of easily running at DDR 3066 MHz speed, using 16-16-16-39 timings. This current kit, which I am reviewing now, barely can barely reach 3066 MHz. It requires relaxing the timings to 16-18-18-39 and using more voltage than the previous kit required in order to achieve this speed. Because the chips are covered by heat spreaders, which are probably attached with adhesive thermal tape, I cannot say if there is a difference in the chips being used or whether this is due to some variation in manufacturing quality of the chips.I am now running both kits together on an Asrock X370 PRO4 motherboard with an Ryzen 5 2600. I was unable to run the four modules together at 3066 MHz, but they do seem to be stable at 2933 MHz with 16-18-18-18-39-55-CR=1T timings (the sub-timings are the Auto timings for this speed) and 1.35 volts.Bottom line is that there is nothing wrong with these chips, but they seem relatively ordinary, especially compared to the first set that I bought.PS: Both kits are identified as Single Rank Modules by CPU-Z and HWiNFO64.

Really good memory. Surprisingly good for what it cost compared to other ram.The XMP is 2400 with tighter timings than just slaping it in and turning it on. I have mine running @3000mhz CL15. I basically just copied the XMP timings across the board and tightened the tip 3 while raising the speed untill it was stable.On my last PC which was a Z170 Krait and an I7 6700k I couldnt get past 2800mhz, but on my Z370 Gigabyte aorus gaming 7 with 8700k I can boot up to 3400mhz, but the timings have to be really high so I settled on 3000mhz 15-15-15-39 1t. So just experiment and you should get amazing perfornance for alot cheaper than most ram at the same speeds.

After reading a ton of reviews and reports of DDR4 memory not working with AM4 setups, I found that the ballistix Sport brand was 1 of 2 brands that seemed to work with pretty much all AM4 setups. I decided to buy it and am quite happy with my purchase. Games stay around 60 FPS at 1080 high with a Ryzen 5 1600 and GTX 1050 mini. I can encode a 1080 video at decent quality in an hour and a 720 video in around 20 minutes. Not much more can be said. I heard that gaming with Ryzen is better with faster mhz memory, but 2400 still keeps me smoothly around 60 FPS so I am content with the speed right now. I am very happy with my purchase and I will consider Ballistix again when I am ready to upgrade to 3200mhz.

After months of research i bought the Crucial Ballistix Sport LT x16gb. I could have paid double if not triple the money on another memory kit that was already 3600mhz tested however i am so glad i choose this ram kit instead after listening to Buildzoid recommending this stuff. I have overclocked this certified 3200mhz kit to 3600mhz with the timings of 14-20-14-28-56. its very stable and runs beautifully on my Tomahawk B450 Max motherboard. the (trcd) seems to be the weakness of this memory kit but everything else can be overclocked to the heavens. I was getting up to speeds of 3800mhz with no split in ratio and/or infinity fabric having different frequency from memory clock etc. was so impressed with this ram i bought another to make my system up to 32gb. works perfectly. I wholeheartedly recommend this ram for any ryzen build

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 :-)

Leider (trotz meiner vorherigen Recherche im Netz) Inkompatibel zu Alienware Aurora R7 (Intel I7 8700K),Es gab immer wieder Blue-Screens und nach dem ich die Original HyperX Black Fury 16GB wieder verbaut hatte waren die Probleme wieder verschwunden. Also klar das Problem des Ballistix Speicherriegel-Sets. Übrigens hat die Überprüfung des Speichers via Windows 10 RAM Test Tools keine Fehler gefunden.>>Das Test-Tool Windows-Speicherdiagnose starten Sie, indem Sie „mdsched“ in die Suchleiste von Windows 10 eingeben und auf das Suchergebnis klicken. Für einen Speichertest muss Windows neu starten: Sie können ihn sofort durchführen oder wenn Sie das System das nächste Mal neu starten. <<Ich hoffe ich kann anderen Usern mit meinem Beitrag helfen die Inkompatiblität VOR DEM KAUF aufzudecken.Der Ballistix Sport LT Speicher ist ansonsten sicherlich einer der für andere Systeme durch die technischen Werte zu empfehlen ist, konnte jedoch nicht ausreichend testen da bei mir immer wieder Blue-Screens kamen.

As any product sold on amazon I am scared to buy because of faultiness risk of any electronics sold and bought on amazon. But then I decided to take a risk and you know - it is worth!! 16 GB is enough for windows hardcore gaming. The speed are incredible of this RAM! I have only one stick of this RAM and this stick and brand are NOT mixable with anything else - you cannot add your old DDR4 RAM together with this one - you computer will simply not turn on because old DDR4 stick I got have 2400 Mhz and this one I have 3200 Mhz - due to different frequencies your computer will not turn on!!!! Be careful - !!! Don't mix DDR4 RAM stix - ALL DDR4 RAM STIKS MUST BE THE VERY SAME FREQUENCY 3200 MHZ! If you really want more memory more then 16 GB - just simply buy same this one another ONE MORE 16 GB BALLISTIX RAM - it will even double your current speed of PC!!! SIMPLY BUY IT!!! Its worth the money!! And you know? - Its looks beautiful this stick of RAM in your PC!!!

Bought two of these for an upgrade, along with a Ryzen 5 3600, to fit in my MSI Tomahawk B350 board. Turns out this RAM will overclock easily to 3600mhz! Very impressed by what is very well priced memory, that replaces Corsair Vengeance 3200 that wouldn't reach anything above 2993mhz. Fantastic value for money.