G.SKILL Flare X5 Series (AMD Expo) DDR5 RAM 32GB (2x16GB) 6000MT/s CL32-38-38-96 1.35V Desktop Computer Memory UDIMM - Matte Black (F5-6000J3238F16GX2-FX5)

Great memory, never had an issue sith GSkill, my only gripe was the limit of one pair per customer. But I understand why the policy exists so wont fault Amazon. If you need non RGB fast reliable memory that wont break the bank here you go.

Arrived on time. Increased system memory as expected to 64GB from 32GB. Simple 24 hour usage hasn't revealed any issues. Only system intensive tasks were using HandBrake application which never pushed memory usage above 8GB, I ordered more memory for future MS windows 11 installation.

I needed some DDR5 rams for my new MSI B650 motherboard, and the 7800X3D cpu.I looked at all the options. I personally didn’t need or want rgb on my rams, because I got plenty of that on my fans and GPU, so this g.skill ram caught my eyes. These rams are 6000mt/s, which is great. Price is really good for what you are getting.All you gotta do is install these rams on the correct slots, then go to BIOS, then navigate to the “Exteme Memory Profile”, and MAKE SURE you select “EXPO”.Don’t use XMP, because with XMP, you’ll only get 4200mt/s, which is the max amount XMP will support, which means you really aren’t getting the maximum performance from your rams, so always make sure to select EXPO in the BIOS to really get the full benefit.Build quality is solid, and so far it seems cooling is not an issue at all.Would buy again!

i have bought dozens and dozens of sets of Gskill memory over the years for my own PCs and client builds. i've only ever had one stick go bad in 20 years of using them. that's a testament to their quality and durability.

Thank you for a good product and very timely delivery.

Fast as advertised 👌

I have the ASUS TUF Gaming B650-PLUS WiFi motherboard and the Ryzen 5 7600 (non-X model), and this RAM hasn't been stable for me at the EXPO speeds and latency. I replaced both the RAM and then the MOBO (with the same model) trying to solve it, no change. I also tried tweaking the CPU cooler's torque, no change there either.They can pass a memtest initially, until under load for a while, and then they start accumulating errors and failing memtest. It may be related to the temperatures; they end up around 50C after gaming for 30 mins, even with my case fans on full blast. The JEDEC speeds (4800mhz with 40 cas) were always perfectly reliable. I guess I'm just going to have to wait for a BIOS update, or try a different set of sticks.I'm only taking off one star because it seems like right now there are a lot of AM5 and DDR5 RAM issues, so this problem may not have anything to do with gskill; their RAM has always been stable for me before, and according to CPU-Z they have nice SK Hynix chips inside.

Flipped on AMD EXPO and never looked back. Runs fine with just the two modules installed. I never tested with a 4 module config.