upHere Memory RAM RGB Cooler Heat Sink Cooling Vest Fin Radiation Dissipate For DIY PC Game Overclocking MOD DDR DDR3 DDR4-BLACK(MBK5-2)

Really cool rgb upgrade for your ram, easy to fit and looks the part for the price. Easy to follow fitting instructions and fitted within 10mins. Thing to really point out is that these connect to the Chassis fan header so in order for them to work correctly, you need to have the fan speed on maximum to run these properly...this obviously means your case fans will be running at full speed always. But for me that's not an issue as my case fans run from a separate rgb hub.

Not the best RGB lighting quality but certainly not bad either. For £15 well worth the money. Easy to follow instructions. Takes 5 mins to apply product to ram modules.

Very easy to use... Fantastic results and very cheap to buy

If your like me and not a 100% pc hardcore gamer this is the thing for you. I had ram that was just some boring old nothing. No rgb. Very simple to install. And makes your pc look that little bit better. Only problem is there’s no software or even controller to change the RGB. I can understand for £15 though. But it would be a nice touch later in the future. Overall, really recommend.

Very easy to install and light up great, obviously no control but that doesn't bother me since my motherboard doesn't have an ARGB header anyway. When first booting, you may notice that some of the LEDs don't look like they're working, you need to enable PWM mode in your BIOS and lock the fan speed at 100% for the header they're plugged into.

Great value works perfect with my corsair ddr4 ram.

One of mine arrived broken. The lights on one module cooler failed due to a disconnected wire. This was easy to solder back on, but had I not been able to solder or not had a solder kit I would have been annoyed. There’s a lot of mixed messages from reviews from this product. Some say it has a switch to change the colours, and some say the colours can be altered with software/hubs from the likes of phanteks or ASUS etc. I confirm neither of these statements are true, the colours are completely random and automatic, there are about 6-8 LEDs in a strip in each module that changes colour independently from each of the other LEDs. By that I mean some might be red, some might be white, some green etc etc, but in the same module at the same time and they change at slightly different rates on each LED. You never get a solid single colour in the whole module and the colour cycle (which is between 2-5s) is different on each LED. I wanted just a solid red or white which these can’t provide. If you going with a multi/random colour RGB look then they should be fine. I plan to solve the issue however by replacing the LED strip with a plain white one, which is easy to do as the whole module comes apart very easily. Apart from these issues though they do look reasonable, with a brushed black metal finish, and they can be daisy changed. No molex adapter is provided so they only connects by a 3 fan pin connector. They come well packaged and have contacts and padding for single and double chip sided memory modules. In all I’m pleased with them, but they won’t be exactly what I want until I’ve modded them.

Value for money and perfect seller happy to do business with them again