G.SKILL Trident Z RGB Series (XMP) DDR4 RAM 64GB (2x32GB) 3600MT/s CL18-22-22-42 1.35V Intel AMD Desktop Computer Memory UDIMM (F4-3600C18D-64GTZR)

Currently being used an MSI B550 w/ a ryzen 7 5700X. Performance is excellent. Using them with XMP profile to get 3200Mhz. Gaming performance is excellent. No crashes at all. I’m also using 2-16gb modules (32gb). The LED’s also look great and work well with SignalRGB & OpenRGB software. Highly recommend.

Great ram that just works. No issues applying XMP and RGB looks very nice.

Love it! Have three sets of these now over the years and have always worked great for me. RGB Fusion also is very easy to use and never had issues with the colors not turning on how I set them when booting up my PC.Highly recommend these.

This rounded out a recent upgrade to my AM4 system and took it to 32 gb. I'm happy that this g.skill memory is the same as 16 gb kit I bought 5 years ago - and there have been no compatibility issues at all. Great product and I like the RGB flair.

I didn’t fully benchmark or overclock as u typically do as I used these in a computer I needed stable. However 100% reliable. Months of uptime. And I ran non matched pairs for a total of 128gb which seems to be a problem with higher speed even using XMP profiles if you use more than 2x sticks. I have these in 3-5 computers. All solid. My default go to. I’ll eventually test if we can push the mt/s higher as for my use case that’s important. But the fact I could run 4x sticks mismatched and zero crashes over multiple systems over a few years when YouTubers say to only run pairs or perfect pairs / quads? Love them. Ive been a fan since they were an early company.My only complaint is that they are a bit sharp during install. So be careful l I did cut my self a few times on a few builds. I wish they made the design a bit different than the current.I’ve purchased at least 50-100 gskill ram modules over the years and I’ve yet to have a single failure.

So I installed the ram the other day with questionable results. At first I was very concerned since the ram according to memtest64 did not work properly. After some further analysis with prime64 I realized that there was no problem with the ram or the CPU.To be honest I am probably never going to use all 64 gigs of ram on my computer from the ram cards that I just managed to install but here are my first thoughts about using it so far.1. The ram is so much more responsive with the new ram cards installed. My old ram ran at 2200mt/s and I am running this ram with XMP at 3000 mt/s and it is so much more responsive probably cause I am able to move the mouse faster than before.2. When I did the prime95 test I wasn't able to fully achieve all 64 gigs of ram to be used. More like 62 gigs. Granted that is a lot of ram still considering the price and everything but that is still not a good thing. You shouldn't be two gb from the target. If anything 1 gb of ram off is acceptable I guess. Still 62 gb of ram is a lot and I am still impressed.3. With everything that has been said I am not gonna talk about the RGB features of it. Granted it worked just fine but with that said my cpu air cooler is so big it takes up all the space needed to look at the cool lights the ram has making it kind of a useless feature for myself.Thanks!

I love this! It probably sounds dumb to say that, but after purchasing a glass-sided case where I see the innards of my PC on a daily basis it's great to have something cool to look at.I am NOT a fan of those PCs that look like unicorn throw-up with the blinding RGB lights everywhere, but my motherboard has a little touch of light and this RAM sets it off well. The two sync together and make for a really really nice look. It is quite mesmerizing to look at.My only fault: My motherboard is an ASUS motherboard and I have updated to the latest version. While the built-in software can control my RAM and change the lighting colors and other settings, it doesn't control the RAM lighting fully. By that I mean, this RAM is always on if my PC is on and there is absolutely no way to turn it off. Which is frustrating. When my PC sleeps, or if I want to turn the lights off, I can set that in my control panel and the motherboard and the indicator light on my graphic card all turn off, but this RAM stays lit, only turning off if I completely shut my PC down, which I don't usually do. It's a big annoyance to me. Obviously I love the RAM but there are times when you want it off. What is the lifespan for the RGB effect anyway? I'd love to be able to turn it off and help conserve it. G.SKILL is aware of this issue (there are quite a few topics on their own forums) but they seem not to care, which is disappointing.Other than this annoyance, everything works great. The RAM is chunky and sturdy feeling, installed in a flash, and having 32GB is insane coming from 8GB. I can open Photoshop so fast and zip around documents without a seconds' hesitation. My previous build had G.SKILL RAM and thus I kept with them for my new one and I have not been disappointed!