Pros: - Works flawlessly on Asrock AB350M Pro4 and Ryzen 7 1700X. (Updated BIOS to latest AGESA 1.0.0.6 before doing anything...) - Loaded the XMP settings working rock solid without any manual tweaking. - Great price. - Low profile: More options to use bigger CPU heat sinks.

Cons: None

Overall Review: May consider adding another 2x16GB sticks to get RAM up to 64GB. Not sure if 2666MHZ speed works when all 4 DIMM slots are populated. I don't normally write reviews but decided to help out fellow Ryzen builders that are looking for compatible RAM. I gambled with this and got good luck with it.

Pros: Good price

Cons: Caused regular BSODs

Overall Review: Sometimes cheap isn't just the price.

Pros: I was doubtful about this but still due to the deal I got it and after completing my build which came out great. Works at 2666 on enabling XMP, no hassles at all. Good option if using large air coolers as the height is low works great

Cons: none

Pros: works great!

Cons: nothing yet

Pros: Was able to get it to run at 2666 and got the timings down to 16-15-15-35

Cons: Didn't want to play well with Ryzen. Got it to rated speeds after AGESA 1.0.0.6 came out along with bumping DRAM voltage to 1.3

Pros: 1.Works at 2666 2. Looks okay

Cons: 1. Slight big. Heat sinks almost touch each other.

Overall Review: Fits in a Node 202, Mini ITX motherboard with a cryorig C7 cooling solution. Works with bios override an Intel z170 motherboard and a I7 7700k at 2666mhz. Rem: you need to bios override anway, most default at 2133 or lower.

Pros: Low voltage, decent price

Cons: A lot of the new AM4 motherboards don't have built-in support for these modules. You have to hand-tune them, and even then, it can be difficult to get them to perform at spec. The heat spreaders honestly don't look as efficient as they could be. In retrospect, if I wanted to OC my memory a bunch, I would have gone with something that had fins on top, where the airflow can more easily dissipate heat from the module.

Overall Review: I can't recommend this memory -- not because it doesn't work as claimed, but rather because a lot of newer motherboard BIOSes simply don't recognize it yet, and have some trouble auto-setting the timings. If you don't know how to tune your BIOS memory timings, don't get this memory. If you do, you're probably fine, although you may want to go with another brand, with faster timings and a more logical heatsink design.

Pros: ¤ My Ryzen 5 2600, and MSI B450 Gaming Plus recognized this RAM without a hiccup. ¤ Currently Overclocked to 3Ghz @C16 and still cool as can be. ¤ Minimalist design isn't overly aggressive and sits relatively the same height as the bottom of my fan on the Wraith Stealth, so nearly ANY cooler SHOULD work with this RAM. ¤ *EDIT* I have managed to get this ram clocked to 2936Mhz @ with the following timings: 14CL-16tRDC-16tRP-32tRAS @ COmmand Rate 1, which I'd say is pretty darn honorable considering these are *NOT* Samsung B-Die Chips, but are Hynix which most seem to think "Don't play well with Ryzen." I've run memtext x86 completely to check for problems with absolutely none. This doesn't mean that your sticks will do these exact overclocks, but it's worth noting that they're VERY well binned from my experience. ¤ The heatsinks are approximately 1mm taller than the RAM modules themselves, so clearance will NEVER be an issue with aftermarket CPU coolers.

Cons: ¤ The only con I have regarding this RAM might be more attributed to the motherboard or BIOS - but upon the first installation and boot the RAM was clocked at 2133Mhz. XMP Profiles allowed it to EASILY be clocked back to 2666, but it's kind of an annoyance to have to double check that things are performing as anticipated. However, given the fact that I could clock this to 3Ghz and save money, and time (since NewEgg was sold out of the 3Ghz at the time of me buying this) I'm DEFINITELY NOT going to take an egg off for this.

Overall Review: If you're building any kind of minimalist system, or HTPC, mini-ITX, etc. this is a GREAT solution for your box. The coolers sit a mere 1mm away from the top of the ram and do a sufficient job of cooling the banks. They're in no way warm to the touch even with my clocks, and timings.