Pros: -Tightest timings = Super fast Latency -Optimal with Intel Processors

Cons: -Seems to run just a tiny, tiny bit hot if overclocked. But, that's really as expected.

Overall Review: BONUS: I was able to tweak the XMP (both profiles) to get more out of the RAM. The base Voltage is 1.45 and the base mhz is 3600. I was able to very simply modify it to: 1.5 and 3800. It took a couple restarts at first, but it has been running smoothly for months no problems. With a couple small tweaks to the XMP, this RAM runs BETTER than advertised. The timings are so fast, I don't think any DDR5 can match its latency quite yet. This is without a doubt the BEST DDR4 RAM on the market.

Pros: -Super Tight Timings -Lowest Latency out there

Cons: -It is not Guaranteed XMP compatible with enough systems as of yet

Overall Review: This RAM is top tier, its latency makes it better than any DDR5 out yet. The problem is compatibility. If you only have to drop it to 4200 MHZ to work, that's very very nearly the same and probably worth it. If you are too inexperienced or don't want the trouble of having to modify the XMP and overclock yourself, do yourself a favor and use G.Skill's configurator on their website to check the Qualified Vendor List (QVL) to check compatibility of your specific motherboard. https://www.gskill.com/configurator Last recommendation, if you can't get full compatibility out of this, you most likely can of a lower MHZ G.Skill ram of almost the same latency, meaning probably better than this if you can't get advertised specs. ( G.Skill 2x16 GB 3600 mhz 14-14-14-34 CAS timing RAM )