G.SKILL DIMM 96GB DDR5-6400 (2X 48GB) Dual Kit Memory Black

greatest investment for my pc in a long time, memory quality was great, preformed great.

Was looking for 96GB memory kit for my ITX system. All kits that were AMD ceritfied were quite more expensive. Took a gamble on this on and it paid off! It runs great on Asus B650i and Ryzen 7950x3D. Just had to enable DOCP profile and it worked with full rated 6400 speed.

Awesome product that supports both XMP and EXPO, I still can’t believe that I got it for 945 dollars with all the Ram quadrupled prices, Tho you might want to lower it to 6300-6000 if you have a ryzen am5

I am running 2 of these kits in an MSI Pro z790-p with an i14700K CPU (4 sticks, 192Gb total). This motherboard and CPU combination is supposed to handle 5600MT/s with 4 sticks of dual rank DDR5. My set of sticks can only manage 4800MT/s (at 1.3v) or 4000MT/s (at 1.1v); 5600MT/s won't train. This may, of course, be the fault of my motherboard rather than the DRAMs (UPDATE: it was the motherboard, see below). That said: the memory has proven itself rock-solid at those speeds (and runs with the advertised latencies). It tends to get warm under load when running at 1.3v; you may wish to consider directing some extra airflow over/through the DRAM sticks if you're running four of them. UPDATE (a year later): after a motherboard failure (and RMA/repair), the repaired board will run all 192Gb at rated speed and reasonable temperatures. That event also fried one of the DRAMs, so it got RMA'd as well. G.Skill's RMA process is ultra-smooth (though you do pay shipping) - nice to have a lifetime warranty. MSI's RMA process wasn't bad either.

Does it's job. Have OC to 7200 @1.4, passed tests, doesn't get super hot.