The top RAM options in that price range typically include DDR4 3200MHz modules for around $100-$150.
The top RAM options in that price range typically include DDR4 3200MHz modules for around $100-$150.
Considering a switch to better RAM is something you should think about. Thanks everyone!
I'm not sure. I experience occasional freezes when using low power settings, which continue through a completely new build that began after installing this 32GB unit. It could be an issue with the hardware that memtest doesn't detect (as it does in low power modes) or it might simply be that Kingston's dimming technology isn't worth the internal components inside the poor cooling system. They don't even specify the chip manufacturer in CPU-z, only listing Kingston. I'm planning to test a 32GB model on my QVL (Patriot Viper).