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-Compatible with AMD EXPO right out of the box -Runs at 6000mhz with 0 issues -Provides high gaming performance and excellent productivity

I have always used G.skill and never paid attention to a QVL. G.skill always works. The QVL list for my board was the highest dollar lit up mem modules on the market. I bought these cheap and it's all I need for the Asus N82E16813119316.

Easy to install, as most ram should be! Lighting effects are gorgeous and match my argb very well.

plug and play. heat sinks feel good. fits under a D15 G2 with out issue

Came brand new, no bent pins or anything, super excited to use them.

Plugged it in, enabled EXPO in the BIOS, and it ran at the rated 6000MHz right awayno tweaking or drama. Looks great with the RGB, solid build quality, and works perfectly with my ASUS Crosshair Hero X870E + Ryzen 9950X3D setup. System feels snappy and stable.

1. High Capacity, I do a lot of College Work that requires a lot of tabs open with PDFs, Web Articles and such, then I want enough so I can boot up a game when I need a break. 2. Low Latency, I was rocking a CL36 6400mhz kit before and I noticed a lot of stuttering in games like Space Marine 2. With this kit that stuttering went away with CL30 6000mhz.

Works as it should Works perfectly with 7800x3d EXPO 1 or 2 stays cool even in an ITX case I always go Patriot with the RAM as it never failed me. No RGB No frills type of product it does the job for cheaper than the competition

low profile cooling plates fast

Adds a little flare with led lights. Also was able to get the 7200 speed with just enabling xmp and everything is stable running memtest and cinebench. I haven't tried to push it further so I can't say anything about overclocking. Great low timings and speed for the price.

3 sets of these memory. Overclocks well to 6000MHz with 1.25v. Two sets are at 32-38-38 timings and third one at 34-40-40. I didn't try more voltage or higher frequency.

- This kit is on the QVL for my motherboard. - 2x sticks at 32GB each is best for dual channel configuration. Faster than 4x sticks at 16GB each on my particular motherboard. - XMP profile worked without any issues. - RGB seems very nice and even and bright. - No stability issues that I can find.

-After wrestling with some other issues, was able to get the kit's EXPO profile to work with minimal work; runs fast at stable. Not best of the best, mind, but still quite good. -I rather like combination of LEDs with the diffuser top, looks great.