Patriot Viper Venom DDR5 32GB (2 x 16GB) 6000MHz UDIMM Desktop Gaming Memory KIT - PVV532G600C36K

After reading the other reviews I had low expectations, but this runs at 7000 mhz and does have 32cl, I would recommend it, its also quite cheap compared to other options

Working with no problem EXPO on my new 7950X3D PC build. Good combo of timing (CL30) and speed (6000 MHz).

I had my reservations about cl36 RAM based on the consensus that cl30 is where you want to be. I don't think it makes that noticeable a difference, as someone who uses cl30 on my gaming PC and cl36 on my work/small amount of gaming PC. The EXPO settings worked flawlessly on the Gigabyte D3HP AX this kit was paired with. The only glaring issue I have with this kit is that the colors are deceiving. They are actually black and white, not grey and white. This isn't a huge issue, but the pictures don't accurately represent how they look as an FYI. Otherwise it's RAM and does RAM things; would buy again.

I am writing to this, to let people Know that's this model (PVV564G600C30K) is fully compatible withAMD AM5 B650m DS3H rev 1.3 Motherboard with Ryzen 8600G, this is the lowest 10ns DDR5 6000Mhz CL30 you can find at the moment at this price range, I tested both EXPO profiles,when At first you adjust the profile in the Bios it will take around 1 minutes when you first Boot up the PC. and after that every Boot startup is superfast.Fully Recommended.

I got this DDR5 Ram to upgrade my second system, but decided to benchmark on my faster system to show the best results I could achieve out of the box. All benchmarks were performed on a Z790 with a 13700k. This ram is a bit tall, but I was able to sneak underneath my radiator to install. I was happy to see 3 built in XMP profiles that all worked on my system without issue. My standard BIOS settings include High Bandwidth-auto, Low Latency - enabled and running in Gear 2 instead of Auto. This Ram performed extremely well with even the XMP2 giving better than anticipated results. IMO with the 3 profiles, it gives you over clockers a great starting point to play with timings and tweak. I personally only use standard XMP profiles and a couple changes in BIOS namely turning low latency to enabled from auto and forcing Gear 2. Yes the speeds were a bit slower on my z790 with the 12600k, but I did not post those results.Its fast ram and performs greatOverall benchmarks for the 3 XMP modes with details in the picsXMP1 - 7000 32 48 48 964395 - initial 14402 - initial 24537 - 6 gig boost4497 - Gear2xmp2 - 6800 34 44 44 844455 - Initial 1 gear 24475 - Initial 2 gear 2xmp3 - 6600 34 40 40 844352 - Initial gear2On my z790 12600kXMP1 gear 2 ranged between 4120 and 4210Also, it passed the memtest86 for XMP1I like it, its fast and a great value