 Now, if you go on the Patreon website, they have a lot of different series of RAM. Tons and tons of different series. They have G2 and Sector and Sector 5 and Sector 7 and different numbers. They have all these different kinds of RAMs and Vipers and Gamers and why? That is the question. That is the question I'm asking and that is the question that I'm also going to answer. The reason is that their different series of RAM are optimized for different platforms. So right here, I have the Patriot Memory G2 series. Now, this is kind of a sort of a value performance memory. So you don't have, you know, super fancy heat spreaders. You don't have that kind of stuff going on. But what you do have is decent spec. Okay? So in this case, this is a PC3, sorry, PC3-12800, but a DDR3 1600 megahertz. So this is a dual channel kit and it is designed for the Intel 6 Series platform. So that is another thing that you get by going with an optimized kit. So this is optimized for the 6 Series platform. That means you can use it with P55, just like you can use their P55 optimized memory with a P67 board or with a Z68 board. But you might not get the same level of compatibility that you do if you use the correct RAM with the correct platform. So inside, we find another retail package. Look at this. This has a hanger on it. How is the retailer supposed to know that there's a hanger inside? Fascinating. You know what's cool about Patriot? Actually, I was on a trip down into California a couple weeks ago and I got to see the Patriot facility in California. And they have actual SMT machines in their office where they were producing memory DIMMs right there in the USA. Go figure, right? I had no idea. They're actually one of the few memory manufacturers. So they don't manufacture the chips that are under the spreader. So they're not a Samsung or a Micron. But they do actually manufacture modules in the United States still. They have more manufacturing facilities overseas, but it was pretty cool. It was just open and there's a line that goes along and then it goes... Puts all the components on it and then it goes through the oven. You can actually just stand there and watch it. Very, very cool. Anyway, this is the G2 series. So right here you see we've got a fairly standard fair heat spreader on there. This is a DDR3 memory module. It is dual channel, as I mentioned before. In terms of latencies, these are not too super aggressive by any stretch. So 1600 MHz, 99920 at 1.65 volts. So these aren't a super low voltage kit either, but they are definitely suitable for Intel Core i3, Core i5, and Core i7 processors on LGA 1155. So that is your H61, H67, P67, and Z68 motherboards. Thank you for checking out my unboxing of the Patriot G2 series. Don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips and also please note that it comes with an installation guide. See you next time.