KLEVVFIT V DDR5 32GB (2x16GB) 5600MHz CL30 1.25V Gaming Desktop Ram Memory SK Hynix Chip XMP 3.0 / AMD Expo Ready (KD5AGU880-56K300F)

Looks great, cheaper than other brands but works just as well.

The media could not be loaded. Didn't know what to expect. This was my first PC build and the Ram was the last piece I needed. I found these cheap for DDR5 and figured these would be great to see if my first build works and to be honest it plays exceptionally well thanks to the Ram. I'd recommend

I have built a few PC's for personal use. Newer boards and CPU's get to take advantage of DDR5 allowing faster RAM speeds over DDR4. These aren't the fastest, but aren't slow pokes either, rate at 5600.You get a pair of 16GB for a total of 32GB which is pretty good. If you are doing heavy gaming or video editing or 3D graphics, you'll probably want some more RAM (and perhaps faster as well) but for a low to mid-range build you will be able to pair this up with a motherboard, CPU, SSD and GPU for a decent build at a decent price.Case latency (CL) is listed as 30-36-36 and these have heat sinks installed to help with heat dissipation. This allowed me to move from a 16GB to 32GB RAM setup and double the RAM will make a difference. While 16GB was fine, 32GB is noticeable when opening applications - they just popup with no hesitation.

I put together a desktop PC using a a620 motherboard and a Ryzen 5 8600 CPU and buy had been shopping to get a good price for 32GB (2x16GB sticks) of DDR5 ram. I had not heard of this brand before, but when I was given the opportunity to try it out through the Amazon Vine program, I decided to go for it. With the AMD Expo memory profile activated, It's giving me the listed 5600 MHz speed works fine for my purposes. I don't plan on gaming with this system but I do plan on using it with CAD software. I ran a burn-in test for 24 hours to stress the system to find any issues, no errors reported, so stability is not an issue.

No issues getting this to boot up straight away when used by itself. Defaulted to 4800mhz in dual channel, but EXPO tagged it right at the listed specs - 5600mhz with CL30 @ 1.25V. Running cool and stable at those speeds.Getting it to run alongside my existing RAM however was a bit of work. Took me a lot of testing and different configurations to run it alongside my existing RAM, but this is actually a pretty big compliment to this set. I was pairing it with an unmatched set, at a different speed, latency, and voltage. It took it like a champ and very quickly became my "go-to" set when clearing my BIOS to make sure I didn't nuke anything. There are also limitations to the IMC on the Ryzen 7000 series when running 4 sticks which limits the effective speed.In short, this RAM is great. Flawless when used by itself, and even when I subjected it to all kinds of oddball configurations it kept up and ended up being my most reliable pair.

Never heard of this company, but as I was building a video game server I took a chance on it. For $80/32GB it's hard to beat. It's fast as advertised, and I've had no hiccups with it, either. The white heat sinks look great, too.Not a lot to say really, but not anything to complain about, either, so I'd call this one a win :) I'll be buying another 32GB for my server.

High quality memory that performs very well, no errors.

Ordered this for a new PC build I was putting together. The item arrived quickly. Looks great with a simple white appearance in the desktop case. The combo of a current gen ram series with reasonably tight CAS latency at a killer deal sealed things for me. I would definitely recommend this for anyone looking for a killer deal without breaking the bank.