We have to know the nanometer size of the ICs e.g. 40nm, 20nm, and what kind of chips are on the sticks e.g. Micron D9 chips, Elpida Hyper X chips etc. 
 
Thanks for changing the warranty policy btw! :)

EVGA_JacobF
We have made an important change to the memory warranty, it is now Lifetime Warranty. The warranty is retroactive so anyone who purchased the EVGA memory will automatically be upgraded to Lifetime Warranty!

16 sticks would demand a ( ABSURD ) huge price as the larger dimms are sooooooooo harder to bin and them bin sticks that work together.

EVGA_JacobF
We have made an important change to the memory warranty, it is now Lifetime Warranty. The warranty is retroactive so anyone who purchased the EVGA memory will automatically be upgraded to Lifetime Warranty!

Nice. Any chance you will ever sell these online, either here or through MicroCenter? Presently you can only buy them in-store at MicroCenter, which clearly cuts out a huge number of potential customers.
 

BioHazardSperm
16 sticks would demand a ( ABSURD ) huge price as the larger dimms are sooooooooo harder to bin and them bin sticks that work together.

I meant 8gb sticks not sure why I said 16gb sticks. I want 64gb of memory. make a ramdisk...

MSim

EVGA_JacobF
We have made an important change to the memory warranty, it is now Lifetime Warranty. The warranty is retroactive so anyone who purchased the EVGA memory will automatically be upgraded to Lifetime Warranty!

Next two steps should be:
1) Allow people to deal with evga directly for warranty service
2) Get rid of microcenter exclusive
 
 

3) Make a classified variant, it makes me go nuts having mismatching parts... Classified mobo, gpu, and then SC memory.. just my want for uniformity kicking up.

kram36

bcavnaugh
Does anyone have anything nice to say about this new Memory?

http://forums.evga.com/Wo...A-Memory-m2383885.aspx

This thread is old. It has lifetime insurance done through evga now after public outcry.

cool i wait  for germany @ 16G-D3-2800-MR kit

I hope that EVGA will sometime in the future sell this memory worldwide. That would be great.

I posted this same comment on another thread but here is my take on the EVGA DDR4 ram
 
Here is my rig for reference:
 
i7-5820k 3.3Ghz - Overclocked to 4.5Ghz
EVGA X99 FTW Mobo
32Gb EVGA DDR4 2800 (8x4Gb)
Corsair H-105i Water Cooler
EVGA GTX 980ti 6GB FTW
EVGA SuperNova 1000G2 
 
I think that all the necessities. 
 
My experience with the Ram is this, if you are overclocking the CPU to a high level you wont get much out of the RAM. I couldn't get XMP working with anything above a 3.7-3.8Ghz overclock on the CPU. After talking with EVGA tech support, they said the better bang would be to go all out on the CPU and leave the ram at the default 2134.
 
So that is what I am doing and to be honest, I wouldn't even be able to tell you that my ram was running slower than it should be. So when it come to overclocking it.... I don't think you will get much out of them vs. other ones.
 
But I may be bias because I am hard core brand loyal to EVGA because of their amazing tech support and warranty. So OC'ing my memory is honestly the last thing I would OC and I don't think it's worth my time.
 
Hope that helps!

Can anybody do me a huge favor and measure the height on these? Thanks.

DAVE2HOT4U

kubi07
Can anybody do me a huge favor and measure the height on these? Thanks.

The Evga DDR4 Kit 16 GB 2666mhz sku 595744 is 1 1/4 inches installed 1 9/16 total approx. didn't get out the verniers just used a tape measure. My only Question is Why are they not listed in the compatibility memory listing for the appropriate Motherboards ? I know it sounds like a dumb Question, due to the fact I cant see them making anything that wouldn't work in their motherboards.
 

The compatability lists that I have seen are usually from the release of the motherboard and rarely updated.

The z170 compatability list is one I haven't looked at, but it is the first series released after the memory was released.

I am not a fan of following the compatible list when they aren't updated often. It just leads to confusion.

the tRFC is probably super high = wasted performance
 

kalace06
Can anyone provide the specs for my 16G-D4-2400-MR?  I picked these up at MicroCenter in KS but I can't seem to find any information on them.  My board doesn't auto configure to the 2400 Mhz and when I use my motherboard's built in OC software, EasyTune Gigabyte, I can see the values change in the software and the BIOS but shortly after shutting it down it will experience a failure when trying to startup and ask me to revert back to defaults.  Just wanted to confirm this is a legit product of EVGA as the site shows no record of this product.
 
 
 
Thanks
 
p.s.  If there is a troubleshooting forum for EVGA Memory please move this post there.  First time poster.

http://www.microcenter.com/product/459739/16GB_2_x_8GB_DDR4-2400_PC4-19200_CL15_Desktop_Memory_Kit

The http://www.evga.com/support/motherboard/ webpage does not list EVGA memory. At least for the Classified and Classified K. I didn't look at the other MB's.