G.Skill Trident Z RGB Series 32GB (2 x 16GB) 288-Pin SDRAM (PC4-24000) DDR4 3000 CL16-18-18-38 1.35V Dual Channel Desktop Memory Model F4-3000C16D-32GTZR

I like this memory my motherboard used memory up to 4266 in o.c but I dont needed speed like this.

Great, normally go with corsair but figured Id give G.Skill a try for once. Clocks in right at the 3k and rgb is great looking next to my ryzen cpu cooler thats rgb as well

I am currently run this at 3200 C16. think I got a good chip. I previously had a 2x8gb 3200mhz C16 kit. I swapped them to these and this kit continued to pick the same timings and speed. Great deal overall.

When I was shopping for memory this was the best deal I could find from a reputable company; I bought 64GB and havent had any problems since installing it. The RGB wasnt a big selling point for me, but Ill admit that it looks great.

I bought four sticks for one pc and two for another. I have 2 bad sticks. What will be done? I guess nothing. Who has time to go thru all the res tape.

My PC recognized ram and they look so beautiful now that I have all 4 slots with rgb

I already had 2x8gb sticks of the exact same type of ram in my pc. Bought these 2x16gb sticks to pair it with for a total of 48gb in my pc. Works just fine. No issues at all.

Easy to install

Really nice and high quality ram. No troubles or complaints hardware side, but the G Skill RGB controlling software is really bad. You can also use ASUS Aura light control, but I still am having issues with it. Personally I’d go with Corsair RGB ram if I were to buy Ram again.

I got a new Dell XPS 8930 Special Edition PC today and purchased this memory because of the great reviews. They are faster and cheaper ($140 vs $300) than buying from Dell plus have the cool RGB. However, the DIMM slots on the Dell motherboard are so close that these fat sticks wont fit. Making matter worse is the metal CPU cooling pipes encroach on the DIMM3 slot (closest to the CPU) that nothing but a bare memory stick will fit. Im very disappointed because these sticks are great. I ordered plain old thin Crucials that should fit in the tight space. Be sure the DIMM slots on your motherboard have enough space to accommodate these fat sticks.