Top 10 RAM available in 2019

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Top 10 RAM available in 2019
RAM DDR1-DDR4

10. Trident Z 3600 C17
Trident Z DDR4 3600 C17
 MC Read:38.6 GB/s
 MC Write:38.2 GB/s
Capacity: 16GB
Brand: Trident
Generation: 4
RGB: Y
Cost: $171

9. Corsair Vengeance LPX C15
corsair vengeance lpx c15
 MC Read:37.7 GB/s
 MC Write:40 GB/s
Capacity: 32GB
Brand: Corsair
Generation: 4
RGB: N
Cost: $87-729*
*Upgraded airflow is significantly more expensive

8. Ripjaw V 3200 C16
Ripjaw V 3200 C16
 MC Read:37.8 GB/s
 MC Write:40.2 GB/s
Capacity: 64GB
Brand: RipJaw
Generation: 4
RGB: N
Cost: $401

7. Trident Z 3200 C15
Trident Z 3200 C15
 MC Read:38.5 GB/s
 MC Write:43.2 GB/s
Capacity: 64GB
Brand: Trident
Generation: 4
RGB: Y
Cost: $571

6. Corsair Dominator 3000 C15


Corsair Dominator 3000 C15
 MC Read:40.3 GB/s
 MC Write:42.2 GB/s
Capacity: 64GB
Brand: Corsair
Generation: 4
RGB: Y
Cost: $530

5. Flare X 3200 C14


Flare X 3200 C14
 MC Read:42.5 GB/s
 MC Write:39.3 GB/s
Capacity: 64GB
Brand: Flare
Generation: 4
RGB: Y
Cost: N/A*
*Resale only

4. Ballistix Sport 2400 C16


Ballistix Sport 2400 C16
 MC Read:42.8 GB/s
 MC Write:43.1 GB/s
Capacity: 64GB
Brand: Crucial
Generation: 4
RGB: N
Cost: N/A*
*Resale only

3. Flare X 3200 C14


Flare X 3200 C14
 MC Read:43.3 GB/s
 MC Write:43.1 GB/s
Capacity: 64GB
Brand: Flare
Generation: 4
RGB: Y
Cost: $420-620

2. Trident Z 3200 C14


Trident Z 3200 C14
 MC Read:43.3 GB/s
 MC Write:46.8 GB/s
Capacity: 64GB
Brand: Flare
Generation: 4
RGB: N
Cost: $681

1. Ripjaws 4 2400 C14


Ripjaws 4 2400 C14
 MC Read: 50.9 GB/s
 MC Write:49.1 GB/s
Capacity: 128GB
Brand: Ripjaw
Generation: 4
RGB: Y
Cost: $1,050

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