Patriot Viper 4 Blackout DDR4-3600 64GB Memory Kit

4133MHz speeds ; Effective cooling ; Samsung chips ; Limited lifetime warranty

Only able to run at 3933MHz on B550 motherboard

Let me start off by saying these were a challenge on my AMD setup. I was never able to get the system to boot using the XMP profile on my B550. These are still very new chipset so hopefully we will get more support in this area. I had to manually enter...

High-quality ; Unique design ; Performs well at XMP profile ; High compatibility – works on all modern desktop AMD and Intel chipsets. ; Reasonable pricing for such high capacity

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Patriot Viper 4 Blackout DDR4-3600 is perfect for all those who require high capacity RAM. The memory series is available up to 64GB, but there is no problem running two 64GB memory kits on high-quality motherboards. In our case, the Z490 PG Velocita...

Quality ; Unique design ; High compatibility – works on all modern desktop AMD and Intel chipsets ; Amazing Speed ; Stable Performance

No thermal sensors

Well the big question around here: what did I think? I ran multiple tests back to back and have been using it for a couple weeks now and have not had an issues. Even if you where to encounter a problem Patriot has a Limited Lifetime Warranty us could...

High-quality ; Unique design ; Performs well at XMP profile ; High compatibility – works on all modern desktop AMD and Intel chipsets ; Reasonable pricing (expected store price)

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Patriot Viper 4 Blackout DDR4-3600 16GB memory kit seems like an optimal memory for new computers based on AMD Ryzen 3000 series processors. It’s fast, works well on all motherboards, has maybe not new but refreshed and interesting design. All that at...

+ Good heatsinks with a sleek design + Right within AMD’s optimal performance window for their new CPUs + Lifetime warranty

- No RGB, if that’s your thing - Not the tightest of timings

Thanks largely to the new Ryzen 3rd Gen. systems, we’re seeing an influx of faster memory. Where once the go-to was 3000-3200MHz, we predict we’ll see that shift closer to the 3600-3733MHz region. And that’s precisely where you’ll find the Viper 4...