It also has some unique-looking DIMMs in its Warhawk line, where the heat spreaders look like wings, have RGB lights and come in a variety of interesting colors including red and teal. What’s particularly impressive is that, at press time, a 32GB kit of DDR4-3200 was going for only $99 on Newegg, which is about $10 less than the cheapest name-brand competitor we could find and $30 to $60 less than most. On Newegg, OLOy prices range from $49 for a 16GB, dual-channel kit of DDR4-2400 to $249 for a 64GB set of DDR-3000. In China, you’ll find its products on Alibaba. In the U.S., you can find its DRAM modules selling on both Amazon and Newegg. A company spokesperson told us that all of OLOy’s products are made in Taiwan, where Chunwell also manufactures modules for other brands. To find out whether OLOy RAM is worth considering, we did some digging, spoke with company reps and tested a couple of the company’s kits OLOy History and AvailabilityĪfter five years of establishing itself as an OEM module supplier, Chunwell introduced its OLOy brand in 2018. Everyone likes to save money on components, but if you end up with serious problems, it’s no bargain. Considering that the OLOy name is pretty new - it just launched in 2018 -, you're probably wondering if it's really a bright idea to trust these DIMMs.
If you've been shopping for DDR4 RAM, you've probably noticed incredibly low prices on OLOy-branded products.
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