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Fast delivery great price, 16,18,18,22 at 3800mghz

Was the best deal I could get during Christmas 2025 season on 32GB DDR5, was in a combo deal with Intel CPU and ASRock Z890 MB. But RAM prices are insane right now, this kit continually is proving to be the bang-for-the-buck option however. OK timings for DDR5-6000 speed, and in the current rampocolypse of 2026, quite acceptable as we all have to adjust our expectations whether we like it or not. If you must buy a kit of DDR5 now, this is near the top of the list to look at.

Nice looking fast work well not issue so far

Won't get technical, but the memory is great. The timing is not the lowest but amd expo works well. Also a great bargin when purchased.

Memory showing running at 3200Mhz in the BIOS.

Really well made AMD Expo works great at 6000mhz Leds are very bright

Low CL and high speed

Easy to OC.

- Bright uniform RGB LEDs.- Fairly "Low-Profile" heatsinks compared to some competitors.- iCUE software is easy to use and intuitive. - XMP profile works without a hitch on AMD and Intel-based systems.

Happy to not have computer/game crash when playing modern games.

No LED Low Latency Passed stress test

RGB is cool

Says AMD ready, but had zero issues with an Intel mobo. Just needed the least expensive reliable DDR5 kit. No issues to report. Running 6400mhz on 12600kf without any problems whatsoever

Expo compatible Runs smooth Easy packaging Not terrible price point for 6000m/t and CL30

It was relatively cheap for ddr5 ram, looks alright, happy with it. Packaging was good.

Low voltage Low budget Very easy to OC as long as your chip and mobo support higher speeds. I was easily able to hit 7400 MT/s or 3700 MHz on this single stick.

Ultra-thin design Thin profile with no heat dispersion metal on top, like all my other DDR4 RAM. This allows better heat flow and easier fit on the tight area on the board. Air flow is always important on a build. Budget They are a lot of DDR5 RAM options out there, but the $150 price point for 32GB is very hard to hit. Performance: For a budget, non-overclocked RAM set, the performance was still far batter than DDR4 RAM on my second computer. There was no program lag on Power Point and MOI design software, which is a very high user of the RAM. My DDR4 RAM struggles with MOI due to the nature of the program and demands of the object files. Testing showed 1.3x increase over my DDR4 over-clocked RAM. Not amazing, but for the money it is passable and no more lag running MOI4. Heat: The RAM was almost cool to the touch after running for 3 hours straight working on a new design. Have a fan blowing on the area of the RAM at all times.