Conclusion and Verdict
Patriot proves once more that they can make good RAM. The Viper 4 Blackout is one of the most interesting series on the market nowadays, because of its high performance, high overclocking potential, interesting design, and the most important for many users. The price is the thing which convinces all users, more and less advanced, gamers and enthusiasts. We could see that the Steel DDR4-4400 was really popular in the last months, and I think that the Blackout DDR4-4400 is even a better option.
Since I mentioned prices, the Patriot Viper 4 Blackout 16GB DDR4-4400
You can also browse for more stores on the Patriot’s “where to buy” website.
A lifetime warranty covers all Patriot memory kits. That, of course, includes the Blackout series.
Pros:
- High-quality
- Unique design
- Performs well at XMP profile
- High compatibility – works on all modern desktop AMD and Intel chipsets.
- Inexpensive
Cons:
- Nothing worth to mention
Final words:
The Patriot Viper 4 Blackout are a well-designed memory series. Available in various capacities and speeds to meet the requirements of all users. It’s no surprise that the 16GB DDR4-4400 version is exceptional and is just perfect for gamers and computer enthusiasts. It’s not only fast and reliable but also available at a low price … and that doesn’t often happen when it comes to higher performance memory series.
The Viper 4 Blackout 16GB DDR4-4400 is one more great memory kit from Patriot that receives our Editor’s Choice Award!
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