The box is very nicely designed, with a matte black background and a hi-gloss image of the RAM floating in the middle. It looks to be 1:1 scale too, so it gives you a good impression of the design.
As you can see, it’s the 32GB (2 x 16GB) 3200MHz kit, so certainly far from the fastest, but opting for a larger capacity instead.
Around the back, a little bit of warranty blurb, as well as a quick rundown of the main features; AMD and Intel support, XMP 2.0, etc.
On the interior, everything is nicely packaged in a durable protective case, and really, the box feels much more robust overall than what I usually see with RAM kits.
Overall, these should get to you in perfect condition, no concerns here.
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