G.Skill Trident Z RGB Series 32GB (2 x 16GB) 288-Pin SDRAM (PC4-24000) DDR4 3000 CL16-18-18-38 1.35V Dual Channel Desktop Memory Model F4-3000C16D-32GTZR

i have always bought corsair ram in the past it has never failed me but i was building a system with an asus aura sync motherboard and wanted some ram to go along with it,i started with one of these kits for 32GB and worked great i was using a i7 8700 with it for several months,wifes video card went out so i gave her my gtx1080 from this system and got myself a RTX 2080Ti ran some benchs and seen something was holding me back compared to other systems so i ordered a i9 9900k and another pack of this ram,the ram arrived first so i tryed to add it to the system pc would boot fine but locked up when i launched a program,i went into bios and manualy set the ram voltage to 1.35 as they suggest for this ram(it was running at 1.28)and still had the same problem figured they sets were just not matched with my older set and i would have to return them and just buy a 64 gb set,well when i got my 9900k installed i tryed the ram again worked great right away.so keep in mind if your getting two sets some cpus apparently are more sensitive to sets not being a perfect match then others. over all i would say these sticks are just as powerful as any other premium brand and a bit cheaper:)

Really nice and high quality ram. No troubles or complaints hardware side, but the G Skill RGB controlling software is really bad. You can also use ASUS Aura light control, but I still am having issues with it. Personally I’d go with Corsair RGB ram if I were to buy Ram again.

Im really happy with this memories. My PC is really fast and support many programs a the same time.

you dont need a specific motherboard to get the RGBS to work. you just need the software to get it to work.

I have been used this type of ssd memory card for 10 years and works fine

It works and it’s RGB.

I bought 2 of theses Kits one from Newegg and one from Amazon for a total of 64Gb, they run at 2933MHz, but that is normal for Ryzen motherboards.

I have installed 64GB of this memory in my Asus X470 Prime system with a Ryzen 7 1700x. It is overclocked to 3200 speed on all 4 sticks with factory timings.

I already had 2x8gb sticks of the exact same type of ram in my pc. Bought these 2x16gb sticks to pair it with for a total of 48gb in my pc. Works just fine. No issues at all.

Purchased these as an upgrade. Ive been running corsair pro vengeance 16gb in my gaming rig for a few months and theyve been really nice but they didnt play nice with overclocking. Ive read a few articles and reviews that said G.Skill makes a more overclock friendly ram so Ive decided to give them a go. I also upgraded to 32gb instead of staying with 16gb with prices being on the cheaper side rightnow but also Ive noticed that while most games typically dont use alot of ram games like Borderlands 3 for instance, Ive seen it eat up to 12gb on my physical ram. Add to that if your looking to do any streaming along with multiple tabs open in the background 16gb just isnt enough. So far Im very pleased with the G.Skill, their currently running at 3000mhz but Ill be playing around with overclocking this weekend so time will tell. Also the rgb on these are just right in terms of brightness, my corsair kit would blind you unless you turned them down, these put off just the right glow for me but this is just my opinion. Overall nice kit at a nice price