Team Group / T-Force DRAM Memory Speed Class Action Settlement

U.S. residents who bought Team Group or T-Force DDR-3, DDR-4, or DDR-5 memory between May 3, 2020 and April 8, 2026, for personal use. No proof needed for up to 5 modules per household.

• Bought Team Group or T-Force DDR-3/DDR-4/DDR-5 memory between May 3, 2020 and April 8, 2026
• Lived in the United States at the time of purchase
• Purchased for personal use
• No proof needed for up to 5 modules; proof required for the 6th and beyond

Team Group, Inc. agreed to a $1.1 million settlement resolving claims that it deceptively advertised the speed of its DDR-3, DDR-4, and DDR-5 (DRAM) memory products. The lawsuit alleges Team Group's advertised speeds (e.g. DDR4-3600, DDR5-6000) implied "out of the box" performance, when in reality reaching those speeds requires the buyer to enable Intel XMP or AMD EXPO profiles in the BIOS/UEFI — something many consumers don't know to do. The complaint, Griffin v. Team Group, argues the advertising violated state consumer-protection statutes and breached express warranty. Team Group denies the allegations and is settling without admitting wrongdoing. The Settlement Administrator is Angeion Group; Class Counsel is Dovel & Luner, LLP.

Who's excluded: Excluded are Team Group and its affiliates, the judges and magistrates on the case, Class Counsel, and anyone who validly opts out. Business purchases by excluded entities are not covered.

• Up to 5 modules — no proof

  Claim a pro rata cash payment per module for 1–5 Team Group/T-Force modules per household with no receipts. The per-module amount multiplies linearly (a 5-module claim pays 5x a 1-module claim).

• 6+ modules — proof required

  For more than 5 modules per household, provide proof of purchase (receipts, order confirmations, invoices, or photos showing the SKU) for the additional modules. The first 5 are accepted without documentation.

1. 1Open the official claim form at TeamGroupDRAMSettlement.com (or mail the paper form).
2. 2Select 'I have a Notice ID' or 'I did not receive a notice' — both reach the same form — and list the modules you bought.
3. 3Pick electronic payment or check and submit online or postmark by July 7, 2026.

1. Opt-out / objection deadlineJune 22, 2026
2. Claim form deadlineJuly 7, 2026 (online or postmarked)
3. Final approval hearingSeptember 3, 2026, Los Angeles, CA

Per the official notice, payments arrive roughly 45 days after final approval (the September 3, 2026 hearing) if there are no appeals — likely mid-to-late October 2026. Appeals could delay distribution 12–36 months. Paper checks expire 180 days after issuance.

• Official settlement website & claim form
• Administrator: Angeion Group
• Case: Griffin et al. v. Team Group, Inc. · No. 2:24-cv-03681 · U.S. District Court, Central District of California