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Excellent memory! I've always used Corsair without any issues, but after switching to the AMD 9800X3D, I decided to give G.Skill a try. Loaded the BIOS and EXPO worked flawlessly!

Great quality Works as expected

It seems to work fine. I had to reboot several times for the BIOS to register the change. Adding the same module as was sent with the unit is important (I think). Memory prices are going up and shipping is going down so now's a good time to buy (I think)

It looks nice, supports expo, and is really affordable.

- Stays cool despite not having a heat sink - Low profile improves airflow across the motherboard - Low voltage helps efficiency - Not on the QVL for my motherboard but works perfectly despite that

Well, top brand, top RAM so as expected, all good so far.

7800 cl34 easy with 13900k

Pros + No LEDs + Aesthetics are nice + 2 profiles for Intel and AMD + Good timings low latency + Warranty Since I run an AM5 platform, I did not feel the need to overclock anymore than what the EXPO profile was set at because 6000 or 8000 is the sweet spot due to the infinity fabric. Due to owning a 7800X3D I did not want to push the chip too hard and risk the 3D Cache overheating. This ram kit save my bacon though as my business computer died, and I had to upgrade it, so I was able to move my Klev ram to the work computer and use this in the gaming system. It has run flawlessly so far, and what I really like is the profiles are set where they should be frequency wise. Even if the Bios settings get messed up the Ram is set at the proper speeds for the computer. That is not the case for most older Ram kits. Overclocking RAM is really a waste of time, unless it is running in a 2T state. The performance gain is probably 2% at best from my experiences. Overclocking in general is a thing of the past from CPU's to Video cards, so I just go with what is stable and give me the best consistent performance, now. Over the years I have had many dealings with Crucial and all of them have been positive, and their RMA warranty service is quite good. That is hard to find these days.

works fine on Gigabyte 870E Aorus WiFI 7. top lighting is good too if you like that

Ran 1866 stock out of the box. Plenty of capacity in case I need to compile for a giant FPGA (who knows?). Might run Crysis.

No hassle, good aesthetics

The colors are nice and vibrant

G.Skill products are a bit on the high end, but have never, ever let me down. Not as single G.Skill module I have ever purchased has failed (going back to the DDR3 days), likely thanks to their excellent quality control, use of high-quality silicon, and included heat spreaders.

Easy upgrade to take a little weight off the cpu.

Corsair products are top quality imo XMP profiles work with the 3200 speed Cool temperatures Low profile for air coolers

Works great @6000hz Gaming is very smooth. I am glad I bought it Patriot costumer service was great and helping out questions I had about best timing use.