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Do I Qualify for the G.Skill RAM Class Action Settlement?

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Updated June 16, 2026 · 4 min read · By Class Action Buddy

Short answer: You qualify if you bought G.Skill DDR-4 desktop memory rated above 2133 MHz or DDR-5 above 4800 MHz since January 31, 2018. No proof needed — up to 5 modules, with a pro-rata payout (~$10–$15 per module), max $50.

How to file: Submit the claim form on the official settlement website by April 7, 2026 — or use Class Action Buddy to auto-fill and submit in about 60 seconds.

Are you eligible?

You qualify for the G.Skill RAM settlement if all of the following are true:

Settlement details at a glance

Deadline to fileApril 7, 2026
Maximum payout$50
Per-item rate~$10–$15 per module, up to 5 modules
Proof of purchaseNot required (sworn attestation only).
State restrictionsNo — open to residents of all 50 U.S. states.
Payment methodVenmo or Zelle
Purchase windowstarting January 31, 2018

Eligible products

G.Skill DDR-4 desktop memory rated above 2133 MHz and DDR-5 desktop memory rated above 4800 MHz. The official settlement notice lists the full product list and SKUs — verify before filing if you're unsure whether your specific item is included.

How to file in 60 seconds

  1. Download Class Action Buddy and set up your profile (name, address, payment info).
  2. Open the G.Skill RAM settlement card from the home screen.
  3. Confirm the products you bought (or check "no proof, just attest").
  4. Review the auto-filled PDF, sign it electronically, and submit your claim through the app to the settlement administrator.
  5. Track status in the Claims tab. Payment arrives 3–9 months after the April 7, 2026 deadline.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I file the G.Skill RAM claim?

Visit the official settlement website and submit the claim form before April 7, 2026. Class Action Buddy auto-fills the form using your saved profile so you can review, sign, and submit electronically in about 60 seconds.

How much will I actually get from the G.Skill RAM settlement?

The maximum payout is $50 (per the settlement terms: ~$10–$15 per module, up to 5 modules). Actual per-claimant amounts can be lower if more people file than the fund supports (pro-rata distribution), but the no-proof tier here is a stable estimate.

When does the G.Skill RAM settlement pay out?

Settlement checks typically arrive 3-9 months after the filing deadline (April 7, 2026), once the judge grants final approval at the fairness hearing. Track your specific claim status by logging into the settlement administrator's portal.

What if I bought G.Skill RAM at exactly 2133 MHz or below?

Lower-clocked DDR-4 modules aren't part of this class — the lawsuit was specifically about XMP/EXPO speed claims that the modules couldn't reliably hit.

How do I know what speed my RAM was rated for?

Check the SKU on the module label (e.g. F4-3600C16D-32GTZN means DDR-4 3600 MHz, well above the 2133 threshold) or look it up in CPU-Z.

File the G.Skill RAM claim in 60 seconds

Class Action Buddy auto-fills the claim form and captures your electronic signature so you can submit to the administrator in about a minute. First claim is free.

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