TEAMGROUP T-Create Expert CL30 Overclocking 10L DDR5 32GB Kit (2 x 16GB) 6000MHz (PC5-48000) Intel XMP 3.0 & AMD EXPO Compatible Desktop Memory Module Ram White - CTCWD532G6000HC30DC01

Aside from the 5x price, (hopefully will come back down eventually) i am hitting myself for buying 1 pair and not buying 2 pairs when prices were okay. Performs well and fast under amd. Slim and fits well in a white case. No RGB! Used for 2 years without any issues and hopefully will work until i pass from this world.

Ram is great. No problem, fits great to mobo, does not get hot or have any problems, looks great. I sold it online before the ram shortage tho, wish I kept it lol.

This TEAMGROUP T-Create Expert DDR5 RAM offers impressively quick response times, making a noticeable impact on overall system snappiness and daily operations. A particularly practical and welcome feature is the built-in temperature monitoring. This allows for easy and accurate tracking of RAM thermals directly through software, which is invaluable for monitoring system health, especially if you're tweaking performance or running demanding tasks. Beyond its out-of-the-box responsiveness, this memory kit also shines with its simple and effective overclocking capabilities, allowing users to unlock additional performance without a fuss. For those who value tangible speed, stability, and genuinely useful diagnostic features like on-die temperature sensors over flashy embellishments, this T-Create Expert RAM is an excellent and highly recommended choice. It delivers a strong combination of performance and practical functionality.

Didn't think RAM would be a financial investment but here we are lol but solid RAM for it's actual MSRP, so yeah

Sleek and clean look for white builds. Have never had an issue.

PC Config as tested: Asus ProArt Z690-Creator WiFi Intel Core i9 12900 K nVidia RTX 3060 be quiet! Pure Loop 280mm CPU cooler Corsair 4000x case Note: Motherboard and processor were given to me as previous owner replaced both due to crashing issues they were unable to solve. With Asus AI Overclocking disabled and memory profile set to default I was able to run Prime95 torture test and Cinebench 2024 tests over and over without issue. With the Asus AI Overclocking enabled and memory profile set to XMP I, I was seeing some instability in Prime95 testing where the workers would all crash out within a few minutes. Disabling AI Overclocking and leaving XMP on reduced the number of Prime95 workers that would crash but still had a few error out. I was pretty sure the error was due to RAM timing so next step was to bump up RAM voltage just a tick to 1.45v (it was defaulting to 1.35v). This solved the stability issue with Prime95. Was able to run the torture test for well over an hour without issue. Also ran Cinebench 2024 single core and multi-core tests multiple times without issue. Pros: low profile lower cost stable (may require some tweaking but to be fair the issue could have been motherboard as well) no RGB (if you don't like all the blinky lights) Cons: may require tweaking some BIOS settings to get XMP memory profile to be stable no RGB (if you can't get enough of the blinky lights) Overall, at the price, I really like this RAM and would definitely buy it again (in fact I have - using some in a SFF build)

This RAM kit was compatible with every motherboard I shopped for. I had no issues installing it and it worked perfectly from the get go. Overclocked without issue too. Still enjoying my latest PC build.

Since the AGESA update that allowed higher memory frequencies on Ryzen opened up the possibilities for more bandwidth. After purchasing a 9800X3D, I decided to try this out on my B650E board. The PC boots without an issue and I was able to change the memory settings. Sure, the XMP/EXPO timings are rather loose, but still okay as they're designed for the best system compatibility whether it's Intel or AMD. Knowing this, there is always room for improvement. Tuning the memory also requires messing with SoC voltage as it is tied to how high or low your FCLK is. Higher FCLK = lower SoC, and vice versa. I kept the stock 1.4V VDDQ/VDDIO/VDD as it seemed adequate, and started tweaking every timing. A 20 hour total stress test of OCCT, and an overnight run of testmem5 extreme showed full stability at full coverage, no crashes or hitches! One of the photos attached is a comparison against my previous memory kit, which is apparently M-Die. Teamgroup literally tells you which dies you are getting by the product title on Amazon. Totally recommend for either Intel or AMD!

Upgraded my ram with this. I needed a simple no frill ram without any rgb or extra bulk. My Alienware R13 have my cpu heatsink right above where my ram slots are, so having low height is a must. The ram fits perfectly, and system runs with no issues so far.

Listen, this Teamgroup T-Create Expert DDR5? Bloody brilliant. Way better than that overhyped Corsair Dominator I fiddled with. Slammed it into my AMD setup—8700G with a GIGABYTE B850I AORUS PRO—and it ran smooth as butter at 7200MHz. No headaches, no compatibility nightmares, none of that Intel-only nonsense. Build quality’s solid too, feels proper premium. If you want DDR5 that actually bloody works across different rigs and won’t make you tear your hair out, this is the one. Can’t recommend it enough.

Für den Preis ist okay . Xmp expo work on 9800x3d Gigabyte Aorus b650 without problem

TEAMGROUP worked out great 6400 CL32 I wanted to max out my Ultra Core 7. Expert is top range, workstation and gaming friendly, this model on quality Hynix A-die. On my Asus MB RAM QVL, so XMP worked on first go. I like the lower profile and clean white design for my case, leaves room to add after-market RGB skirt. Hope it will last 14+ years like my Kingstons did. I got for $369, cancelled, and folded at $391 in this DRAM crisis. Still great price for the current time if you can get one! Amazon did a horrible terrible job at packaging the box in a packet to save money :@. Thankfully Teamgroup has box and plastic case so the plastic case protected it. But hopefully TeamGroup has a word with Amazon about that and generally think twice before ordering delicate expensive electronics from Amazon. Id rather buy in person but we in RAM crisis.

Decent kit, if you've got a Z790 Apex Encore then you'll be able to push these to at least 8000MT/s without much trouble. had to bump MVDD to 1.47V and QDDQ to 1.44 14900K IMC VDD to 1.4, and VCSA is at 1.13V Pretty solid OC and good bang for the buck if you ask me as 48GB kits with 8000 XMP are like 50% in price. Stock heat sinks are okay, but to ensure you get good headroom I recommend throwing a fan on top of them. But they are also sleek and low profile. They have a nice simple matte white finish and its aesthetically please for many builds.