DIMM 64 GB DDR5-6000 (2x 32 GB) Dual-Kit (schwarz, F5-6000J3040G32GX2-FX5, Flare X5, AMD EXPO)

Detected and running at 6000Mhz on EXPO on an Asrock Steel Legend X670E with BIOS 1.24. Stable and solid, no issues. If you are looking for RAM for an AM5 system, this will do fine. I don't need ultra low latencies as I'm using a 7800X3D CPU which doesn't really benefit from it as it has extra cache itself. I built an identical parallel system with more RGB stuff in for my friend and his son. For the other system I used Dominator 6000 C36 RAM which looks awesome. Choose between the two - if you do or don't need RGB.

Bought specifically for use with an MSI MAG B650 Tomahawk Wifi board, Ryzen 7 7700X and a Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120SE cooler. The cooler is so large the front fan sits on top of the RAM. This RAM is the lowest profile DDR5 quality (Hynix) RAM I could find at 6000MHz with a CAS Latency of 30. The others are either slower, higher latency or higher profile. Check that you have the latest BIOS as the RAM's rated voltage of 1.35 will be activated when you turn on EXPO. That is quite close to the SOC danger zone of 1.4V+, you need the new BIOS with built in safeguards.The only downside if you are in the UK is that it ships from New Jersey, for me it took 9 days to arrive.

I love these. I built my first pc with them and they work like a charm. Low profile so perfect for SFF (small form factor) builds, installation was simple, great speed and they look astethically pleasing too. I've had no issues with them. Great product for the price.

Very good ram with good timings and overclock ability but i dont think you should overclock because amd expo is best at 6000mhz.Only downside is that it comes in plastic packaging. not very good for environment.

RAM performs exactly how you would expect, no problems/faults.Paired with MSI Gaming Plus WiFi B650 motherboard.Highly Recommended!

Not entirely sure whether it was the MSI dimm slots or whether the size tolerance of the ram pcb was a bit off, the dimm slots were the 1 lock dimms, so releasing the lock and inserting the ram into the slot made me realise they did not fit correctly, whilst they did go down into the slot, the sides scrapes the sides of the dimm slot and if there it was not completely flat going down, it would get stuck, now this is likely to be the dimm slot as opposed to the ram but just a note for anyone that might experience the same thing.P.s. i know what im doing and i was doing it right, something was up with either mb or this item

Using these on an Asrock B650E PG-ITX WiFi and Ryzen 7600. Runs great on the EXPO profile at 6000Mhz stable.

Easy to install and recognised in AMD overclocking in BIOS.