G.SKILL Flare X5 Series DDR5 RAM (AMD Expo & Intel XMP 3.0) 32GB (2x16GB) 6000MT/s CL36-36-36-96 1.35V Desktop Computer Memory U-DIMM - Matte Black (F5-6000J3636F16GX2-FX5)

It's memory, it works fine. No issues after more than a year. Been able to have 30+ browser tabs open, a VM running in the background (forgot to shut it down), and play demanding games at the same time.

Initially had problems running EXPO on a b650 tomahawk, memory context restore led to BSOD bluescreen and general instability even when updating bios. Tweaked some settings mainly "Enable Power Down" and ran it at 6000 mhz manual. This helped avoid Bluescreen but still had issues with sound popping and crackling. I am not sure what the issue was but I assume the default voltage on the MB was too high but after researching and watching some Gamers Nexus videos it is most likely it is a compatibility issue with MB's and AMD, the MB companies not receiving correct data from AMD leading to instability utilizing EXPO. I solved this by switching to a Asus ROG Strix B650E-F Wifi and have not had a problem with this RAM thus far. Although I was a bit confused being that without expo this RAM is rated at 4000 mhz not 6000. I assumed default speeds were 6000 and EXPO would increase it further. I am not 100% sure on this but it seems as if the advertised speeds are only when EXPO profile is on. Seems to be the case. Very curious about the flagship version from Gigabyte if it is any better but I just hate RGB tbg. Hope this review helps.

Great speed, so far it's reliable, and the installation was really easy.

Runs perfectly

I bought these when two sticks cost $84.99. They have been rock steady in my system. 5 Stars for performance. 1 star for current price......

I'm so thankful I bought this before the RAM price hike.

I have the ASUS TUF Gaming B650-PLUS WiFi motherboard and the Ryzen 5 7600 (non-X model), and this RAM hasn't been stable for me at the EXPO speeds and latency. I replaced both the RAM and then the MOBO (with the same model) trying to solve it, no change. I also tried tweaking the CPU cooler's torque, no change there either. They can pass a memtest initially, until under load for a while, and then they start accumulating errors and failing memtest. It may be related to the temperatures; they end up around 50C after gaming for 30 mins, even with my case fans on full blast. The JEDEC speeds (4800mhz with 40 cas) were always perfectly reliable. I guess I'm just going to have to wait for a BIOS update, or try a different set of sticks. I'm only taking off one star because it seems like right now there are a lot of AM5 and DDR5 RAM issues, so this problem may not have anything to do with gskill; their RAM has always been stable for me before, and according to CPU-Z they have nice SK Hynix chips inside.

Great memory, never had an issue sith GSkill, my only gripe was the limit of one pair per customer. But I understand why the policy exists so wont fault Amazon. If you need non RGB fast reliable memory that wont break the bank here you go.