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GeIL Evo Spear Phantom Gaming DDR4-3200 Review

GeIL Evo Spear Phantom Gaming DDR4-3200 Review

Posted on April 16, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Taiwan-based GeIL has been bringing value to the enthusiast PC market for nearly two decades, so we probably shouldn’t have been surprised when the latest kit the company sent wasn’t its best-rated parts, but instead their best-value contender. We’re talking specifically about a 16GB DDR4-3200 2x 8GB kit that costs only $68 even after recent price hikes. And did we mention AMD? Yeh, that’s a Ryzen emblem on the heat spreader.

The Evo Spear Phantom Gaming p/n GASF416GB3200C16ADC kit includes two modules and nothing else. No instructions, no stickers, nothing extra for you to throw away — except of course for the clear plastic clamshell that keeps the modules separated.
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