G.SKILL Trident Z5 RGB Series (Intel XMP 3.0) DDR5 RAM 32GB (2x16GB) 6400MT/s CL32-39-39-102 1.40V Desktop Computer Memory UDIMM - Matte Black (F5-6400J3239G16GA2-TZ5RK)

I recently invested in the G.Skill Trident Z5 RGB Series (Intel XMP) 32GB DDR5 memory, and I must say, it's worth every penny. While it may cost a bit more than its competitors, the stability, performance, and sheer aesthetic appeal make it a standout choice.First and foremost, the stability of this memory module is exceptional. It performs flawlessly, even under demanding workloads and intense gaming sessions. I experienced no crashes or performance issues, allowing me to push my system to its limits with confidence. The reliability of G.Skill's Trident Z5 series is truly impressive.Speaking of performance, this memory module is a beast. With a clock speed of 6400MHz and low CL32-39-39-102 timings, it delivers lightning-fast data transfer rates and snappy response times. This translates into improved overall system performance and a seamless multitasking experience. Whether I'm editing videos, gaming, or running resource-intensive applications, this memory keeps up effortlessly.Now, let's talk about its appearance. The matte black finish of the G.Skill Trident Z5 module is sleek and sophisticated. It adds a touch of elegance to my system and enhances the overall aesthetics. The RGB lighting is customizable, allowing me to synchronize it with other components and create stunning lighting effects that truly elevate the visual appeal of my setup.While the G.Skill Trident Z5 RGB Series may have a slightly higher price tag, the stability, exceptional performance, and stunning design make it worth every dollar. If you're looking for memory that delivers top-notch performance, impeccable stability, and looks pretty damn cool, this is the module to go for. It's a worthy investment that will enhance your computing experience and make your rig stand out from the crowd.

Awesome RAM set. RGB works with ASUS Aura Sync. No issues there. I did have issues during my initial build while installing Windows 11 Pro. I was continually getting BSODs left and right. I was worried I had a damaged component somewhere. I checked the seating of the RAM, the motherboard, video card, nVME SSD, all kinds of stuff. 3 hours later I forgot about that damn Intel XMP profile. It seems a little counter-intuitive, you HAVE to run Intel XMP profiles in BIOS otherwise your RAM will run at something crazy slower, like 70% less whatever your rated speed is.Alas, I discovered the issue was WHERE I had placed my RAM. Most mobos will have their RAM slots in this order: A1, A2, B1, B2. I had them in A1 and A2. Seems like it should be fine there, right? Nope. Re-seated the RAM in slots A2 and B2, turned the default Intel XMP profile on in BIOS, booted to Windows, and checked speed with CPUZ-ID. Boom, RAM was running at its rated speed, 6400MHz. Ran several stress tests. No more BSODs! Hooray! System was stable.It’s 2024 ffs, we should be able to put RAM in any slot and be able to run Intel XMP without it destabilizing the entire rig. But we aren’t there yet, unfortunately. We are a few short time periods away from having AI overlords, but with this stupid crap I’m sure Intel XMP will thwart their plans for world domination.Not G.Skill’s fault. Their RAM runs great, if you install it correctly per Intel’s specs. SK Hynix DRAM, for those that care. Same stuff as Corsair Vengeance chips, just a fancy heatsink makes Corsair’s more expensive I guess. Buy this RAM!

They work amazing, beautiful leds, the rgb on them are very beautiful, the colors pop in a way making my pc look brand new!! It was very simple to install and also the program to set the colors of the leds is very user friendly, unlike others I have used before.

I paired this ram with a Asus strix Z790-a motherboard and a 13900k. The performance jump from using DDr4 was significant!I've seen some people saying their sets weren't stable at 6400. I must say Asus did a great job with their XMP profiles as I never once had any issues using XMP 1 XMP 2 or XMP tweaked!Before buying ram one must make sure their Motherboard is compatible for the speed they are buying. My motherboard is rated up to 8000mhz with the new bios updates.Before installing new ram one should always update their Bios to make sure they have any recent compatibility and stability updates! Simply plugging in a ddr5 ram into a motherboard with a outdated bios may not work!Many people fail to understand that dual channel ram is what XMP is designed for. When using 4 dimm ram it's very common for XMP and the rated speeds to not be compatible although it is improving week by week!Over all I would recommend this ram for any 13 series Intel CPU. Pairs great with the 13700 and 13900 series CPUs! I've never once had any stability issues relating to memory. The blue screen crashes I've experienced were due to windows errors or the Intel ETU app when making a overclock profile using the app!