Pros: - Very fast - Easy Install - Lower profile

Cons: - No RGB

Overall Review: One of the best "budget" friendly DDR5 options on the market today! Simple & fast... what more do you need?

Pros: Low profile fits with large CPU coolers Can be overclocked via custom XMP profiles

Cons: Requires user to enable XMP profile to achieve listed (5200 MT/s) speeds

Overall Review: Currently using this with an MSI MAG Z690 Tomahawk and i7 12700K. Using the MSI memory tuning in the BIOS I was able to get it to run at 5600 MT/s and 36-36-36 timings with the default OC profile. With some tweaking it may be stable at higher speeds or lower latency, but I haven't gotten that far yet.

Pros: It worked when I plugged into motherboard. Not sure what else to say

Cons: Expensive. But its new what do you do eh?

Overall Review: Ddr5 likely not needed now or for a few years yet but I wont be building another for 6 years. So should be good.

Pros: -The build is running really well. So this is working the way it's supposed to I guess. It's doing RAM things to the computer.

Cons: -It's easy to do, but in case you don't know, you will have to go into your BIOS and change the speed/profile to 5600. Whether if it's the default of RAM or MB, don't know don't care, the default is 4800.

Overall Review: -10/10 would buy again if I already hadn't and accidently ended up with 64GB already.

Pros: DDR5 RAM worked right out of the box and wasn't dead. What more could you want? XMP overclocking was 1 button click setup in BIOS for 5600MHZ speed 1.25V. Remember, it will default to 4600MHZ without BIOS setup, you want to set it to 4500MHZ and 1.25V in your BIOS to get what you paid for.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: Always check your Motherboard specs to make sure its DDR5 and frequency compatible! Works as advertised.

Pros: Super fast Stable No RGB all over the place

Cons: Expensive

Overall Review: This RAM rocks! I upgraded my whole system so its hard to say how much is the RAM and how much is everything else, but the overall system runs VR like a dream, even though Im still using a 980 ti.

Pros: These went into a new build with a i9-12900k on a ASUS ROG Strix Z690-F motherB and they all seem to working perfect with each other. 10/10 recommend.

Cons: They are kinda expensive. I have had this brand before in a ddr4 and had them for years with no Issues running the pc hard. So I feel that sometimes you get what you pay for.

Overall Review: Overall I would recommend 10/10 and I wouldnt hesitate to purchase again.