G.Skill F5-6400J3239G32GX2-TZ5RK Memory Module DDR5 64GB 2 x 32GB Non-ECC 4800MHz 288pin

I recently upgraded my system, using this G.SKILL Trident Z5 RGB DDR5 RAM, and the performance paired with my i7-14700KF has been nothing short of exceptional. This 32GB (2x16GB) kit not only brings a substantial boost in capacity but also adds a vibrant touch to my gaming and multitasking experience.The standout feature of this Trident Z5 RAM is its compatibility with Intel XMP 3.0, ensuring seamless integration with my i7-14700KF processor. The 6400MT/s speed delivers a lightning-fast data transfer rate, providing a noticeable improvement in overall system responsiveness and application loading times.The RGB lighting on the Trident Z5 is not just eye candy; it's a showstopper. The customizable RGB lighting adds a dynamic and stylish element to my system. The synchronization options allow me to match the lighting effects with the overall aesthetics of my setup, creating a visually stunning and cohesive look.Beyond its aesthetic appeal, the Trident Z5 is a workhorse when it comes to performance. Whether I'm running resource-intensive games or handling multiple demanding applications simultaneously, this RAM maintains stability and responsiveness. The 2x16GB configuration strikes a perfect balance between capacity and speed, ensuring smooth multitasking without any lag. The timings provided on this kit make it easy and safe to overclock, providing even more performance than just out of the box! Although it wasn't bottlenecking my CPU in the first place, I always like to squeeze some extra performance out of my computer where I can.I particularly appreciate the build quality and heat dissipation capabilities of the Trident Z5. The aluminium heat spreaders not only contribute to the module's durability but also help keep temperatures in check during prolonged gaming sessions or heavy workloads.In summary, the G.SKILL Trident Z5 RGB Series DDR5 RAM has exceeded my expectations, especially when overclocking. The flawless integration, top-notch performance, and mesmerizing RGB lighting make it a standout choice for anyone looking to elevate their gaming and computing experience. If you want a RAM kit that delivers on both aesthetics and performance, the Trident Z5 is the way to go. Highly recommended!

The media could not be loaded. I'd say for what you get, its good value for money, good quality, feels nice and runs really well. Super easy to install and it's pretty fast. The RGB is a nice touch to any pc with the vibrant colours.

G.SKILL Trident Z5 RGB Series (Intel XMP 3.0) DDR5 RAM 96GB (2x48GB) 6400MT/s CL32-39-39-102 1.35V (F5-6400J3239F48GX2-TZ5RS)Works 100% for AM5 just use the first profile and then change the memory speed to 6000.This worked on my ASUS X670E Hero m/b and my ASUS B650E-E mb and also my friends X670E Hero mb aswell - 3 PC's all running 96Gb now at 6000. I wont be trying the rated speed of 6400 due to playing the silicon lottery game with the memory controller.

Sturdy, fast and great delivery time

I purchased those G.Skill memory to combine it with new Intel 13900k.I took me 2 days to setup it as best I could. Currently running 6800mhz with timings 32-40-40-28 with 1.4v. This is current stable speed.I they also looks very well in term of rgb. They are not quite bright as for example Corsair Dominator but are absolutely fine. Lastly I mention they are running on Hynix dies.Great buy for 250£.Myself highly recommended.

I have this on my Asus ROG Strix B650e-f (AMD Ryzen 9 7900, AM5) motherboard. It works without any issues. No manual tweaks are required. The motherboard automatically detects the vendor settings. All I have to do is select DOCP just like EXPO. This being XMP, I was not sure if I could get the full 6400MHz, now that I have installed it. I can confirm you get the full advertised speed. The system is stable through my cinebech tests. One thing you need to do before installing is update your BIOS. Make sure you have the latest BIOS.

Both large in memory and fast in speed. Now not only do I have a slight peformance boost, but also I never need to be too concerned about big projects capping my ram.

I bought this kit two years ago. I regretted that later on. To start with, they never read 6400 as it is advertised. Always 3200 on my MSI Unify X with 12900KS even with the latest bios updates. Reasons could be many. It could be incompatibility issues with the z690 Mobos, the Processor or qvl, although it was listed.I upgraded to z790 and 14900ks. I installed a fresh copy of windows 11 pro couple of weeks ago.Following the application of XMP, my system performed well for daily tasks and even ran a finite element analysis for about a day without any issues. However, when I conducted a RAM stability test using TM5, I encountered several errors. I attempted to address this by adjusting CPU SA voltage and RAM VDDQ voltage, among others, based on the motherboard website and online suggestions.Although the error count decreased, I still face errors with error number 2 during the first or second cycle of TM5 testing. I would like to clarify that I prefer using XMP without delving into intricate RAM timings (XMP: CL32-39-39-102). Therefore, I focused on adjusting voltages in an attempt to resolve the issue.**Voltage Settings Tried:**- CPU Core Voltage: Auto -> 1.310- CPU SA: Tried 1.10 / 1.15 / 1.20 / 1.25- CPU VDDQ: 1.35 (Tried 1.435, resulting in error number 2&4 in TM5)- CPU VDD2: Auto- DRAM Voltage: 1.435 (XMP setting was 1.35)- DRAM VDDQ: 1.435- DRAM VPP: Auto (1.800)Tried everything to exclude which component is defective: Tested each one separately, another z790 Mobo (Asus Encore Apex z790), another processor, another copy of windows but I am still having the same errors and then started to BSOD. They did the same when I tested them on my friend’s. Tested another 7200 Corsair kit. They worked fine.