This cooler, with a single, centrally located fan, does not provide effective cooling to the lower and upper (first and last) memory modules on the RAMM stick because the non vented (cheap manufacturing process) metal brackets that attach to the memory slots block the ends, thus inhibiting air from flowing out and away from heat retaining memory slots

This cooler, with a single, centrally located fan, does not provide effective cooling to the lower and upper (first and last) memory modules on the RAMM stick because the non vented (cheap manufacturing process) metal brackets that attach to the memory slots block the ends, thus inhibiting air from flowing out and away from heat retaining memory slots

RAM doesn't really get hot unless your machine is getting stupidly overclocked and you're pushing the bleeding limit, but honestly at that point you're probably routing a water cooling block over your RAM on the way to everything else