CrucialPro DDR5 RAM 32GB Kit (2x16GB) 6000MHz, Intel XMP 3.0, Computer Memory (PC) DDR5 32GB RAM - CP2K16G60C48U5

Great ram and not even that pricy. From a very good brand also

I don't normally do reviews but I spent hours looking for DDR5 5600Mhz that would be compatible with the Alienware Aurora R16 (i7-14700F - No XMP). Decided to give this a try, and I can confirm that it works perfectly!Just plug and play, checked in task manager and they are running at max supported 5600.So if your looking for compatible RAM without paying Dell's £300+ prices, for your Alienware R16, pick these!

I bought this to use in my new build (7700X CPU, 4070 GPU). I usually go for other known brands but this was cheaper in price so gave it a go and have not been disappointed. Good speeds and helps me run FPS games at high frames on high settings. Can't really fault it for the price I paid! My PC is nearly a year old and I've had no issues so far. The actual RAM sticks are solid and very easy to install.

I’ve got a 64GB kit running at the stated frequency using XMP and it seems fast and stable. Sensible price too. Very happy.

excellent value. plug and play, no issues getting it to run on a x670 aorus elite ax with a Ryzen 9 7900x just be sure to update your bios. I was able to get to reach 6000 mt speeds, tested on windows mem tests no problem

I upgraded from my Corsair Vengence 2x16 GB DRR5 RAM sticks to these, and after installation the Operating System was not booting, even though my PC was powering up. I even tried all the slots and ram combinations, yet still nothing. My pc seems to be only responding to my previous RAM installation, so after some searching online, I thought that I had a defective product. However when I got a replacement, the same thing was happening.It turns out that the RAM is not defective, it's just the BIOS settings needed to be reset back to their factory defaults. Which is kind of a nuisance, and not such a user friendly experience.If you encounter the same problem as me, be sure that is not the RAM sticks at fault, so here is what you are going to do:1) Consult your motherboard manual and find the JBALT pins to reset your CMOS.2) Power Off and remove any cables into your PC, including the power cable and the power switch that it comes with your PSU3) For 30-seconds, hit the Power Button down, from your front panel, where you normally power on and off your PC, to make sure there is no remaining power inside (I don't know if that is a valid requirement, that's what others advised me to do online, but better be safe)4) Get a Screwdriver (Or if you have a jumper cable, because that is the recommended device to use for this instance, but i didn't have one) and make sure it makes contact with your JBALT pins and hold it for 5-10 seconds (for reference, I have an MSI B650-P WIFI motherboard, and it is located at the bottom right side of it, where there are a row of pins) so it will discharge.5) Connect everything back together and try booting your PC back againAfter all that, you will be greeted with a fresh bios boot window and you can access your OS again, without losing any files or data.Afterwards I checked Task Manager and it recognised my 2x24GB DDR5 Crucial Pro Ram sticks at 5200Mhz, so I need to enable XMP profile and manually adjust the speed to 5600 Mhz, to get the advertised maximum speeds.Overall, these RAM sticks will be perfect for my needs, for working with intense compuational tasks for my work, projects, and gaming on the side, and the price for them seems fair for what they promise.

Ordered 48gb of the 5600, runs at the full 5600 with expo enabled in the bios and at 5200 disabled.I'm not a gamer and not seeing anything extra using expo, so set it back to the default speed running at 5200.Its good to know it will run fine at full speed, Just not needed at the mo.

Using this in an ITX build with ryzen 8700g using onboard graphics. Bought this because my old Fury ram ran hot if 0/C to 5600Running this at EXPO 5600 cl36 as this is the sweet spot for my system EXPO 6000 only give a slight increase but temps do go up. Here my Furmark2 benchmark 1080p scoresOld Fury Ram4800 cl40 1374 @22 fpsPro O/C Ram5600 cl46 1537 @25 fps5600 cl36 1704 @28 fps6000 cl36 1789 @29 fpsA nice improvement and better gaming

You can't beat Crucial memory... they are a pioneer in computer hardware and memory and this product is not exception. This product is fast and easy to install. It worked great in my gaming rig; however, make sure to read your specs to confirm that your motherboard can accept this ultra fast DDR5 memory, or you're just wasting time and money.I haven't tried yet, but the memory is advertised to be overclockable. Personally, I don't overlock my devices (since those 486 CPU days- lol). I feel they shorten the lifespan of your equipment if you're cooling system is sub-standard (off-the shelf). Overall, I like this memory chip and it works great in my system. If you're limited on the memory slots available on the motherboard, this is a great option since it is two 16gb memory chips. The extra money does give your applications (such as video rendering and CAD) an extra boost. The chip comes in standard black color or the very cool looking white case. Be prepared to pay a little more if you want the white case.... there is NO difference in performance of the white and black memory chips - just your preference on color.

Sleek, simple, reliable.

Everythings are good, no issue, reliable and slimless design.so far so good to me.

It's ram. The AMD EXPO profiles worked no problem, I bought it when it was about $170 CAD and it's a good size to stop at. More than 32GB in case you have some ram intensive task. Not 64GB which sits around $260+ CAD. It's ram, it works, it's low profile (if you're building itx or have cpu cooler limitations), I personally like the plain design with no rgb. Would recommend!

Upgraded my Dell Alienware R16 which came with only 16GB.. had a hard time finding compatible memory, and dell's memory kits are ridiculously over priced (300 dollars). This memory didn't appear on crucials memory upgrade verifier for my computer but I found someone else who had used it and said it worked great and so I tried it.. paid 85 bucks and it worked perfectly, is running at 5600 dual channel.