CORSAIR Vengeance DDR5 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5 6000MHz CL30 AMD Expo Intel XMP iCUE Compatible Computer Memory – Gray (CMK32GX5M2B6000Z30)

I'm using Gigabyte B850 Gaming WIFI6 motherboard with AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D and so far, I've no issues with this RAM. I chose the EXPO memory profile, although XMP seems to have worked as well, without any observable issues. I've stress tested it with several Unreal Engine instances running very complex scenes, in addition to dozens of Chrome tabs, a video playing and a game running all at the same time. I peaked on all my setup metrics, including the NVIDIA RTX 5800, and everything remained very stable. I've hit the ceiling on RAM continuously for several minutes, with zero issues. I then ran the Windows Memory Diagnostic tool over night (comes with Windows) over night and it didn't find any issues.So, so far, this RAM is doing very well and it's a welcome upgrade in my setup, since my daily workload can be memory-intensive. I've only had this for a few days, but if any issues come up, I'll edit my review.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Great memory for a really good price, this is really all you need especially for a new Ryzen copy

Low profile enough for even very large air coolers in most cases as far as I know. Tested with both XMP and EXPO profiles with no problems. Very stable at rated speeds in my use case. Timings are tighter than many kits with the same speed and CL. My build is almost all Black/Grey. The lattice heat spreader and chrome nameplate look great. These are a lighter metalic Grey, just so you know. Depending on the model they range from black to a couple of different shades of grey. If you can live with that, then they are great.

Fast as advertised. Very easy to clone with the Samsung Magician SW.

I needed to add extra memory to my AM5 9 9950X based computer for large photo editing and upscaling. I had 32 GB, and some of the larger images needed more resources. On my previous memory modules I ran them at the default speeds since the system seemed a bit lockup prone running the faster settings. This is with an Asus Tuf Gaming x670e-plus wifi motherboard. My impression has been that my board seemed a bit more particular the other AM5 systems.I put the new modules in, the system booted without issue. I ran it for a few days and tried running the modules are the rated speed of 6000 Mhz (the EXPO setting for the memory). Not a single problem!!! I have been super happy to have 96GB of memory running faster than the 32GB modules it replaced. I have seen the memory usage peak to 56GB while editing with no issues. I'm glad I skipped getting the 64GB modules, this gives me a bit of extra headroom.

First of, delivery was a nightmare, took 2 month for it to arrive and was overdue over a week from the estimated latest date, stalled my entire build which was very disappointing, should be in everyone's consideration before ordering it.The product itself is good. Being using it for the past month and works flawlessly. Fast. Easy to install. Fair price. W/o the rgb thingy which is a huge plus for my taste.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Solid ram. Low CL. Works great.

Solid performing ram. Someone tried selling me some supposedly tested ram on my new Asus motherboard but it wouldn't POST. I let him spend an hour trying to get it to work and I noticed he was Googling troubleshooting steps. I just eyerolled and let him waste his time because I knew the ram was not going to work. After he left I ordered this ram and my barebones motherboard successfully posted and has been working normally since. Paired with my Samsung SSD hard drive, my system runs and loads programs and games fast! Highly recommend this ram for it's speed and durability.