TEAMGROUP T-Force Delta RGB DDR5 Ram 32GB (2x16GB) 7200MHz PC5-57600 CL34 A-DIE Desktop Memory Module Ram for 600 700 Series Chipset XMP 3.0 Ready Black - FF3D532G7200HC34ADC01

Works well, looks great. I’ve got a pair of these 16x2 / 32 on an MSI Pro Z790 with a water cooled 13900KS. Very stable at stock settings, I’ve tried both profiles and they were also very stable.The 4 M2 drives in this machine are all Teamgroup as well. Really good stuff and reliable too.

I upgraded my machine from 32gb to 64gb. easy to install and computer recognized and synced with it right out of the box. rgb lights synced automatically and looks great. I bought the same memory sticks I already have, they perform well and are pretty fast.

Great memory for 10mo until one of the sticks died. Things like this happen so I’m not too bummed as of yet. Submitted an RMA so I’ll update the outcome from that experience. Otherwise the 7200Mhz XMP profile ran flawlessly without any instability issues on a Z690 mobo paired with a 12900k.

Plug and play load into bios, enabled XMP, zero issues, stable. Can likely push these much further with manual tuning.Intend to get at least 7433 from mine with much tighter timings, but maybe I'll get lucky and get 7800 (active cooled).Rig info:CPU: 13900kMobo: z690 MSI MEG ACEBIOS version: " 7D27v18 " 11/11/2022, 1.80I was also going to include Thaiphoon burner info, but for whatever reason it was being buggy and I don't feel like messing with it, perhaps at a later date I'll go back and do so.Memory Clock: 3,600.0 MHzMemory Clock Ratio: 36.00 xTcas: 34TTrcd: 42 TTrp: 42 TTras: 84 TTrc: 126 TTrfc: 574 TCommand Rate: 2 TGear Mode: 2Update 1:So after a day of tinkering I've found that even slight overclocking elsewhere greatly impacts the stability of these, I was unable to get them to go up past their rated with manual tuning, which fair enough they're not advertised to. However the second I started messing with CPU overclocking things started getting unstable.I'm able to run them at 7000 with the CPU overclocked, further another who have purchased the same set with the same CPU, with the next generation of the same motherboard (Z790 meg ace) is telling me he cannot get his over 6600With so much variance I'd have to advise sticking to QVL ram for DDR5 and even then you're rolling dice, this appears to be CPU side issues for the most part, not Ram quality or silicon lotteryUpdate 2:I've since pulled these apart to get them in some aftermarket heatspreaders, figured I'd post what Teamgroup does for their cooling solution for anyone interested. TLDR They use adequate thermal solutions, but the heatspreader is completely inadequate. (Stock) Just going bare dimms dropped temps by 4°c, and aftermarkets, and aftermarkets by 13c (I used Bykski Copper Shields)Update 3:I've since swapped off of these for G.skill 8,000s, but I was able to take this kit up to 7800 with the Bykskis on a 14900k+Encore, and with the same CPU on a Z790 ProArt up to 7600. Not bad for what is now a relatively cheap kit, if you know what you're doing

Great product, it works as announced

Works like a charm

runs at advertised speed and add some

Trying to push these to advertised speeds just causes crashes no matter what I do. 6000 is the best I can do with stability, that's with all other hardware that should be able to support this. With that being said, they are still a huge upgrade from my previous RAM. They look great.