G.Skill Trident Z5 RGB Series (Intel XMP) 32GB (2 x 16GB) 288-Pin SDRAM DDR5 7200 CL34-45-45-115 1.40V Dual Channel Desktop Memory F5-7200J3445G16GX2-TZ5RK (Matte Black)

There's a bit of confusion going around with DDR5 ram module since the launch of the latest AM5 platform.People are a bit unclear, about the two memory profiles and how it can afftect their system.1. Intel's XMP (Extreme memory profile)2. AMD's EXPO (Extended Profiles for Overclocking)Long story short, after a bit of research, they are ment for the exact same purpose , which is to overclock your RAM modules to their full stated potential.Example : these RAM sticks intially come with the speed of 4500 Mhz and you can fully utilize their potential and overclock them to run at 6000 Mhz, safely without any problems.Question is : how are XMP and EXPO profiles different?Here's what I learned:XMP has been around for a while and this profile works with DDR3, DDR4 and DDR5 modules of RAM for INTEL based motherboards and however for AMD, it only works till the AM4 platform.So there was no issue with whatever RAM you purchased. They were cross compatible.EXPO was introduced with the 7000 sereis processors and works only with the AM5 paltform. Period. (Atleast for now)Additionally, I learned the following-XMP is a closed-souce standard, which means, anything that is going between the ram manufacturers and intel, we won't be able to know about it. Companies run tests with the modules and results are sent to intel.That is how XMP certification is approved. However it may not be valid as it is a closed source. It's not necessarily bad.It is opposite with AMD'S EXPO. It is open sourced. Any company can test the compatibility of these RAMs without loyalty.These results can be viewed by anyone and I really like how open it is. Results can be really validated here.Further, the EXPO rams are specifically made to be compatible with AMD processors for optimal performance, which does not mean these won't work intel processors. It's just, these won't provide better optimisation with intel.Other than all that, G.skill delivers on the quality. These RAM sticks are beautiful.I also got them for a great price. Some of the other sellers have them selling for outrageous prices.

Zero Complaints

I'm a gamer and developer. And this purchase totally worth it.Previously i have 6000mhz cl40 2x16gbx.After removing old and installing this stutter, goneFps drops, goneAll other softwares processing faster.

Bought it on sale, works great.You can enable XMP in the bios settings.6000mhz 64gb DDR5 ram as advertised.

Working RGB with Asus Z790h gaming build

One day suddenly 1 ram dimm stop working pc want but rgb fine but pc want boot with dim in

One of the RAM failed, trying to do RMA.

good ram for the price and it pairs well with the ryzen 7000 series cpu's, before buying this one i was using ram that was 6000mhz at cl40 and the cl30 is far better.

'No las he usado todavía pero mi marca favorita es G.Skill así que confío en ellas

**Update**With a new eUFI update for my MSI MPG Z790 Carbon WiFi, XMP works, and I can run the RAM at its fully advertised speeds. Amazingly fast with all four sticks. One thing I've noticed, using several hardware info programs, they all show QUAD channel capabilities for the motherboard, though Intel claims they do not have quad channel gen 11+ Core CPUs. Xeons do, but there's not a socket 1700 Xeon, so I'm baffled.The RAM looks and performs fantastically. There is a very clear performance difference even between the prior max 6000 and the full 7200. Super happy now!**Prior review**Ok. I need to explain something. In pairs, this RAM is unbelievably fast.The problem is, apparently with pretty much all DDR5 RAM, is once you drop in a second pair, every motherboard that the RAM was certified to work with, dropped from 7200 to 4000. The default is supposed to be 4800. Come to find out, we're so deep in "Bleeding edge" new technology that motherboards cannot rectify four sticks at 7200, or, apparently, even the default standard of 4800.It's not G.Skills fault. As we move forward, we'll see EUFI upgrades to fix this issue. I knocked a star because RAM manufacturers KNOW this and it should be a disclaimer. Since Intel dropped quad channel memory starting with the tenth gen i9s, my i9 13900K is only dual channel. However, guilding a premium boutique level computer, I wanted all slots populated. If I wasn't being a perfectionist I'd have just ordered one 64GB (2x32 GB) kit.This isn't a problem for DDR4 RAM.For running just two sticks of ram, this kit really can't be beat. I like the full top RGB more than competitors tiny squares RGB. Even those, Corsair, had the same issue pointed out above.I do highly recommend this RAM. It gives you a ton of headroom and pretty much can run at anything from 4000 to 7200, so you really can't go wrong, again taking the current four stick limitation into account.

utilisateur de cette marque depuis toujoursbah je confirme c'est le topfonctionne très bien

Il materiale è di ottima qualità, RGB emettono una ottima luce e con i vari programmi (io mi limito a MSI CENTER) rispetta per bene tutte le configurazioni. Non ho avuto mai problemi con i programmi, hanno sempre fatto il suo. Le consiglio