$1.1M Team Group DRAM Memory Speed Class Action Settlement
Team Group has agreed to pay $1.1 million to settle a class action alleging its DRAM memory modules were advertised at speeds the products could not reliably achieve. If you purchased Team Group DRAM memory during the qualifying period, you may be entitled to a cash payment via automatic distribution — no proof or claim form required.
Do I Qualify?
You may be eligible if:
- Anyone who purchased Team Group DRAM memory modules advertised at speeds the modules could not reliably achieve
- You purchased Team Group DRAM memory during the qualifying period
- No claim filing is required — payment is distributed automatically
No proof of purchase is required. Eligible class members receive payment automatically — no claim form required.
Automatic Distribution — No Claim Required
Eligible class members receive payment automatically. No claim form is required.
What Happened?
Team Group, a major manufacturer of computer memory modules and storage products, was sued for allegedly misleading consumers about the speed specifications of its DRAM memory products. The lawsuit alleged that Team Group advertised memory speeds that the modules could not reliably achieve under normal operating conditions, leading consumers to pay premium prices for performance they did not actually receive.
Memory speed misrepresentation has been the subject of multiple class action lawsuits in the computer hardware industry. Consumers who build or upgrade computers rely on accurate speed specifications when making purchasing decisions.
How Much Will I Actually Get?
Eligible class members can receive a cash payment with no proof of purchase required. Payments are distributed automatically to buyers who purchased Team Group DRAM memory during the qualifying period — no claim form required.
Last reviewed: June 19, 2026 | Information verified from court records and official settlement documents.