TEAMGROUP T-Create Expert overclocking 10L DDR4 16GB Kit (2 x 8GB) 3600MHz (PC4 28800) CL18 Desktop Memory Module Ram - TTCED416G3600HC18JDC01

Bought this in a pinch to upgrade my RAM from 16GB to 32GB because I heard that companies were phasing out DDR4 to make room for DDR5. I honestly can't say that it's immediately noticeable in terms of upgrading but I also haven't stress tested it yet. What I can say is this: install look all but a minute or two. Motherboard instantly recognized both of them and prompted me to either troubleshoot or run system as default when I turned it on. I chose to run as default. Out of the box it was immediately running at 3200mhz which is great, I didn't even have to turn on AMP/XMP profile. I decided to OC to 3600 instead and it ran with no problems. So far I've had it in my system for a day and will happily update this review in the future, regardless of whether it continues working or not. Overall it was a good price and quality product from a known manufacturer. 10/10 would recommend! I wouldn't wait long if you plan to upgrade your DDR4 because pretty soon they'll all be phased out and once that happens, you'll have no choice but to upgrade your CPU, Mobo, and RAM to DDR5. I'm glad I bought this kit when I did.

The RAM drive worked perfectly as it should. A compatible fit to my PC build. So far, superior speed and quality with a good look to my PC build.

This memory is actually quite good and I'm pleasantly impressed! I was able to achieve a very rock-solid stable overclock of 3800MT/s @ CL18 with 1.350 V. It's a decent bit above the advertised XMP speeds of 3600, and helps to bridge the gap of the slightly higher CAS latency. I've had zero issues with it and having the extra headroom sure is nice when dealing with memory-hungry applications. I was amazed that in one such case, the application I was using which didn't usually even try to max out my 32GB kit, immediately utilized 38GB+ of this kit under the same configuration and operating conditions. So the application was previously holding itself back due to my hardware limitation and I didn't even know it If you need the headroom (which I confess, most don't on average), then this is an excellent and cost-effective way to get it! Oh, did I mention that it's sleek, low-profile, with relatively subtle branding? It's easily forgettable in my otherwise flashy PC lol, but that's not a bad thing. Highly recommended Update: just bought another 64gb due to that one RAM hungry program now maxing out my 64gb. My particular setup was not perfectly stable when overclocked to 3800MT/s with the same settings, but it's running very stable with the stock XMP profile. Still quite happy with this RAM, I feel like I got away with something getting it for so cheap!

Very good and fast

Easy installation, and takes little force to get in the RAM slot. I’ve had no issues with it so far, and is great for gaming.

I picked up the TEAMGROUP T-CREATE Expert 32GB (2×16GB) 3600MHz kit, and overall it’s an excellent choice if you want high capacity and dependable performance without paying top-tier enthusiast prices. From a US buyer’s perspective, this kit hits a really nice sweet spot. It uses a 10-layer PCB and has a clean, professional design with low-profile heat spreaders — perfect if you prefer a non-RGB setup or need clearance under a larger CPU cooler. Installation was simple, and the XMP profile worked immediately on my system. Performance has been strong across the board. Multitasking, video editing, and general productivity all feel smoother compared to my previous 16GB setup, and gaming performance is right where it should be for 3600MHz memory. Most US reviewers say the same: reliable, stable, and a good value for the specs. There are a couple of things to be aware of. Timings are a bit looser than some ultra-premium kits (CL18 vs CL16 or CL14), so if you’re chasing absolute lowest latency or heavy overclocking headroom, this isn’t the kit for that. Also, as with any memory upgrade in the US, it’s worth checking your motherboard’s QVL list just to avoid compatibility surprises. But for most builders — whether you’re editing video, running virtual machines, or gaming — this T-CREATE Expert kit offers excellent performance for the price and a very clean, understated look. Bottom line: If you want fast, stable 32GB DDR4 at 3600MHz without paying a premium for fancy heat spreaders or RGB, this memory is a great buy. Solid performance, great capacity, and strong value for US systems.

was cheap when I bought it, very good deal.

Una gran calidad y un excelente precio para la fecha que fue comprada. No recomiendo comprar en 2026 debido a los altos costes

MSI board set up timings on boot. Great price and computer is super fast. 32g 3200

A solid kit of ram without annoying RGB. Very good primary timings at a competitive price. My personal favourite as a high end gaming rig builder.

AMD CPUs are sensitive to RAM speeds, so you want a kit that has 1:1 ratio of infinity fabric and data rate on the RAM for optimal performance. This means that a 3.6ghz base clock 3600MT/s RAM is the sweet spot. This kit can do that perfectly stable and has the capacity to allow you to slot 1 RAM module per channel, giving you the best performance without needing to raise voltage and manually tune timing to hit that sweet spot with CPUs like 3700x. Most people don't realize, too, that if your workloads are typically many small read/write to RAM, DDR4 is better than DD5. Were DDR5 shines is large continguous data that needs read/write (video editing, huge databases, games, machine learning in some cases), but for developers hosting databases for local dev or code compile, small 3D modelling, home servers, etc. there's very little to gain from the latest platform. I'm surprised at these prices more people aren't favouring the last generation's AM4 platform given the value you get for these great prices considering most people's use cases are nowhere near justifying upgrading to AM5 and DDR5. This is a great kit and a great value, more than half the price it was a couple years ago which isn't common or expected the way it used to be with Moore's law flattening out.

Works as advertised.

If you have a prebuilt that only supports JEDEC profiles but not XMP, in my case, the Acer Predator Orion 3000 PO3-640, this RAM kit is perfect for you, especially if you want 3200MHZ without being clocked down due to motherboard limitations.