The G.Skill RipJaw-V series is based on the great success of the first generation of RipJaws memory. In line with G.Skill engineers, every single memory kit runs through a rigorous internal testing process on the mainboard of leading manufacturers. Only in this way can the best possible performance be guaranteed.
The G.Skill RipJaw-V series is based on the great success of the first generation of RipJaws memory. In line with G.Skill engineers, every single memory kit runs through a rigorous internal testing process on the mainboard of leading manufacturers. Only in this way can the best possible performance be guaranteed.
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The lowest price for G.SKILL Ripjaws V 32GB (1x 32GB) DDR4 3200MHz CL16 Memory - Black F4-3200C16S-32GVK right now is $99.00 at PCByte AU.
The all-time low was $99.00 on 17 Apr 2026. That's the lowest price we've ever tracked — a great time to buy.
Prices last updated 30 Apr 2026.
G.SKILL Ripjaws V 32GB (1x 32GB) DDR4 3200MHz CL16 Memory - Black F4-3200C16S-32GVK
The G.Skill RipJaw-V series is based on the great success of the first generation of RipJaws memory. In line with G.Skill engineers, every single memory kit runs through a rigorous internal testing process on the mainboard of leading manufacturers. Only in this way can the best possible performance be guaranteed.
The G.Skill RipJaw-V series is based on the great success of the first generation of RipJaws memory. In line with G.Skill engineers, every single memory kit runs through a rigorous internal testing process on the mainboard of leading manufacturers. Only in this way can the best possible performance be guaranteed.
Last updated at 30/04/2026 21:42:09
G.Skill 32GB (1x32GB) F4-3200C16S-32GVK Ripjaws V 3200MHz CL16 DDR4 RAM
originally posted on pbtech.co.nz
Needed to find some bigger ram to match my neos, I couldn't see any on the self that matches nor a pair as I wanted, but they were able to sort me out nice and get me a couple of these quick and now my PC has plenty of ram for the latest heavy using AAA Titles.
originally posted on pbtech.co.nz
As soon as I booted up the the pc I could tell the extra memory made it alot faster. Really pleased with it :)
originally posted on pbtech.co.nz
I game and also have another game with 5 account running in the background amazing ram holds up great only have 1 stick right now going to have to pick up a second one with equal the load but i recommend this to anyone
G.Skill 32GB (1x32GB) F4-3200C16S-32GVK Ripjaws V 3200MHz CL16 DDR4 RAM
Needed to find some bigger ram to match my neos, I couldn't see any on the self that matches nor a pair as I wanted, but they were able to sort me out nice and get me a couple of these quick and now my PC has plenty of ram for the latest heavy using AAA Titles.
As soon as I booted up the the pc I could tell the extra memory made it alot faster. Really pleased with it :)
I game and also have another game with 5 account running in the background amazing ram holds up great only have 1 stick right now going to have to pick up a second one with equal the load but i recommend this to anyone
Bought two of them for the new Ryzen 5900x build, works fine as dual channel and 3200Mhz once XMP enabled in the motherboard
Disappointed in G.Skill now. Took almost 10 days to receive these. Now I have to wait for them to receive the bad module before they ship me a replacement. 30 days total to receive a working Module.
It works. No heat. No muss fuss or bother. And I have a board that was quite finicky when I bought it. It wouldn't fire up with the stick of memory I had bought for it, not realizing it was supposed to be AMD chip specific. GSkill doesn't have that, or any other issues I can detect.
I don't get why RAM these days has all these sharp metal heat sinks and LEDs and other stuff that just adds to the cost. The metal heat sink on this one works fine, even if it is a little bit over the top. Don't be a straight boy and go for the testerone-drenched RAM, get something that works.
I recommend these memory modules. I can foresee and have experienced no problems. Can't beat it for the price. They're definitely not junk, and like I said y they're cool looking.
Every Star Citizen player will need this at some point, Star Citizen takes up a lot of memory!
