Ballistix Sport LT 32GB (2 x 16GB) 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM DDR4 3200 (PC4 25600) Desktop Memory Model BLS2K16G4D32AESE

Overall Review: Arrived and time. Worked immediately upon installation.

Pros: This memory runs at specified speed (DDR4-3200)
Very good price
Performance is excellent for speed and cost (un-cached reads at 19.4GB/s)

Cons: Probably running at maximum stable speed.

Overall Review: For someone who only wants good performing memory at a relatively low cost and is not interested in RGB feature or attractive looking modules, then this Crucial memory is a very good choice.
I mistakenly selected DDR4-3600 when I installed this memory in a AMD X370 MB and it would not even boot. After correcting my mistake, all is well. System booted at specified speed (DDR4-3200) and 4 passes of Memtest86 were clean. The performance of this 32GB of memory almost matches my newer AMD X570 MB with 16GB of DDR4-3600 memory, that cost the same. It more than met my expectations. I would recommend it for the reasons noted above.

Overall Review: Micron E-die. Among the 2x16 GB kits these are some of the lower priced alternative to Samsung B-die and even Hynix CJR/DJRs. Running these on CAS 16 @ 3600 Mhz on z370 and z390 chipsets.

Pros: Runs at 3200 after enabling DOCP (Asus version of XMP) on a new X570 board with AMD 3600X CPU.

Cons: As others have stated, it would be nice to have a temperature sensor.

Overall Review: As expected, bios recognized the 2 x 16 ram as 2400; but quickly bumped it to 3200 with DOCP (XMP) enabled. I made the right choice with the Ballistic LT.

Pros: - 32GB
- 3200MHz XMP for compatibility
- Micron E-Die
- Easily Overclocked to 3600MHz 16-19-16-36 @ 1.40V
- THANK YOU FOR NO RGB!!!

Cons: - None really

Overall Review: Inexpensive and high capacity. Great overclock on Ryzen 3700X with B450 ITX motherboard. Excellent value.

Provides the majority of the performance most people need at a fraction of the cost of Samsung B-Die.

Pros: Runs flawlessly at it's rated voltages and speeds.

Overall Review: Did a swap out from my older 2400 2 x 8 GB Corsair set. Worked perfectly without having to mess with the BIOS. Running at the rated 3200 speed and the system automatically adjusted to the higher voltage requirements. Did a burn-in with Prime95 and everything is working fine.

I'm not overclocking, so I can't comment on that.

Pros: Easily overclocked on 3rd gen Ryzen CPU.
Pretty low profile so you have more CPU cooler options.

Overall Review: Setup:
- Ryzen 3700x
- Asrock x570 itx/tb3 motherboard

Got these OC'ed to 3600/c16 using the popular DRAM Calculator for Ryzen. Just entered the new timings and voltages in BIOS and viola! Ran nightly torture tests of different variety for one week and then 5 weeks and counting of normal use with no issues so far.

Pros: - Cheaper than Samsung B-Die
- 3200cl14 no problem on 2x16Gb modules

Cons: - Not the best color scheme for my taste

Overall Review: My rig:
Ryzen 5 2600
ASUS CROSSHAIR VI HERO

I definitely would buy this kit again, no doubts.
The best price to performance/amount of storage on the market for the Ryzen right now.