

Easy install, quick learning for first boot less than 1 minute and very fast boot second time. Everything is much faster than with my 32 g set of non Patriot ram.

-It works -Its bright

currently stable at 9400 megatranfers with one stick and 9000 megatranfers with both sticks. Finally I am getting tired of winning in games.

Priced right

-Thick -RGB, currently controlled by asus armory crate - works as intended *check the QVL for your board to issue no issues, this SKU was approved for the ROG Maximus z790 hero

Easy to install, performance is great


- Bright and vibrant RGB - Relatively subtle design allows the lighting to be the focal point - iCUE software gives adequate control and runs well - Default memory profile enabled and ran without issue

Packaging was nice and protective. Installed it in seconds and has worked perfectly since. If its compatible with your setup, I highly recommend the ram. The RGB is a little bonus, but I would still buy this in an opaque case because of the price and quality. Using with Ryzen 5600x and a Gigabyte B450 pro WiFi mobo

-RGB is cool -Quality of the RAM itself are nice -Performance great! So far getting 6000mhz no issues


It works with signal rgb

As advertised. No problems.


Simple/clean aesthetic. Lifetime warranty*. * With all original packaging! Both XMP profiles functioned in my MSI Z790i/12600K ITX system; RAM not listed in QVL. The highest, and honestly insane, RAM density per DIMM currently available at 64GB...thus enabling professional workstation capabilities in the smallest ITX systems. Relatively low voltage @ 1.1V for 5600 MT/s; especially for this capacity. Helps ensure within spec operating temps even under severe extended load; more in overall review. Low-profile heatspreader means these should be compatible with any (tower) cooler even if you populate all 4 slots. Impressively thorough/useful installation instructions from the Crucial product page under installation/support.

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.


