Legit Reviews has looked at nearly a dozen kits of DDR4 memory over the past several months and we’ve had a chance we’ve had a chance use some of the not so exciting JEDEC standard 2133MHz kits and then the super high-end 3300MHz memory kits that were the fastest that one could be. The first DDR4 memory kit that we reviewed was the Kingston HyperX Predator 16GB 3000MHz DDR4 memory kit that runs $373.99 shipped online. Over the past several months we’ve found that once you hit a certain DDR4 clock frequency it doesn’t make financial sense to buy such kits. If you go with a good 2400MHz memory kit and tighten up the timings the chances are very slim you’ll see any performance benefit from a 3000MHz or beyond memory kit. Our favorite DDR4 memory kit to date is the Crucial Ballistix Sport 32GB 2400MHz DDR4 memory kit. We were able to overclock that 2400MHz memory kit up to 2666MHz with 12-12-12-24 1T timings and it only cost $449.99 Shipped when our review went up on October 11th. Since word has gotten out about how good that kit is the price has skyrocketed up to $528.41 shipped, which has put Legit Reviews back to work to see if we can find another solid memory kit for enthusiasts. We went looking to see if other 2400MHz memory kits might be as good and we gave the Kingston HyperX Predator 16GB (4x4GB) DDR4 memory kit a shot.