G.Skill starts paying buyers $20 to $25 from $2.4 million settlement over misleading RAM speeds
The payments began landing this week, six months after the settlement was announced. Screenshots shared online show one claimant receiving $19.68 through Zelle, while two others reportedly received $24.60 each. As is usually the case with class actions, the amount depends on how many valid claims were filed and the... Read Entire Article
G.Skill has initiated payouts totaling between $20 to $25 following a $2.4 million class action settlement over misleading claims about the speeds of its DDR4 and DDR5 memory. The payments commenced six months after the settlement was announced, with the deadline for filing claims passing on April 7. The lawsuit, filed in 2022, alleged that G.Skill's memory modules were inaccurately advertised at speeds that required overclocking to achieve, which buyers were not adequately informed about.
While G.Skill denies the allegations, the settlement requires the company to modify its packaging and product descriptions to clarify that overclocking or BIOS adjustments are needed to reach the advertised speeds.
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