Patriot Memory Viper Venom DDR5 RAM 64GB (2X32GB) 6000MHz CL30 1.35v UDIMM Desktop Gaming Memory Kit Compatible with Intel XMP/AMD Expo - PVV564G600C30K

I was looking for anything around 50 bucks and had a very strict budget, so after searching on Amazon and checking the PC PartPicker I had no doubt VIPERS would be the best DDR5 Ram I could afford right now. Delivered them fast, they are new, and perfect. They are gaming RAMs, which is good and they have a XMP3 profile ready from the factory, so if your motherboard supports them, you're going to enjoy it. Put them on my B760 TUF gaming motheboard and run smoothly. For the beginning, it started with 4800, but I'm going to install an additional M.2 ssd and then I probably would try to see if my PC can go with 5200 and check if XMP works stably. Can recommend, Patriots are good for the quality and price.

This product works for it's intended purpose and is intended for Intel processors. if you're going with AMD, skip it as the overclocking profiles will not work optimally, you would have to manually overclock them.IE: this ram kit installed in Asus Gaming B650 plus wifi with Ryzen 5 7600: i get an orange dram q-led everytime the computer boots and have to wait like 15 seconds for it to boot (when manually, probably not optimally overclocked), or, you could use them at 4800Mhz without issues (not what you're paying for)Standard/good looks if you like the colors and the viper theme, good height profile, the heat sinks feel like it will come off,

Very fast, good quality.

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

This is my third Patriot kit, and it’s awesome! I’ve used them for gaming and AI with zero issues. All of them have great performance and thermals, and OC profiles work great with both Intel and AMD. Fully recommended if your mobo supports it.