G.SKILL Ripjaws S5 Series DDR5 RAM (Intel XMP 3.0) 96GB (2x48GB) 6400MT/s CL32-39-39-102 1.35V Desktop Computer Memory U-DIMM - Matte Black (F5-6400J3239F48GX2-RS5K)

My last three out of four builds, I've run with G.Skill. I expect a lot for my cash and G.Skill has lived up to my expectations, stable and a great value. Their RAM has proven quite stable, and fast. As for memory capacity these are 48GB. I'll be running 96GB in slot A1 and A2. The various types they carry all look great in my builds.

Plugged in, enabled XMP, and it ran at full speed with no issues. Great performance for heavy workloads and multitasking

Works great with my Ryzen 7 9800X3D and Asrock B650e PG Riptide WiFi at full 6400 mt/s CL32 despite the enormous capacity of 96 GB and not being on the motherboard's QVL.This kit was also perfectly stable on my i7-12700k setup with the Asrock Z790 Lightning WiFi before I upgraded to the 9800X3D, although this was less of a worry since Intel seems to be less picky about memory.I was even able to manually tighten the sub-timings a bit on my Ryzen system and all has been rock solid.Overall, this memory has been perfect for me when gaming, running LLMs, Stable Diffusion, Video Editing, Blender, you name it!

Very satisfied. Works as expected.

Working well. I like that the physical dimensions have a low profile in tallness. While my motherboard has XMP 3.0, it does not support this kit. For me it runs at 4000 MHz. But I'm okay with that. The 4000 MHz that my system is defaulting to is enough. I don't really need more speed, just memory. If you are planning on wanting to use Overclocking, make sure your motherboard supports it. Each motherboard tends to have a list of kits they support or if using Intel, they have a spreadsheet which specifies which processor with which motherboard and which kit allows XMP 3.0. Just because a motherboard says XMP 3.0 it doesn't mean it will be able to use it on every kit. Regardless of manufacturer. Overall I'm very happy with this memory.

I got these to use in my Asrock Z690 Phantom Gaming-ITX motherboard as it appeared to be the largest kit I could get that would work. I have had intermittent issues at 6400 when hammering the system with AI tasks that I don't see at 6000, so I have just left it there and am happy with that. Since this memory is not on the motherboards QVL list I can't say with 100% certainty the issue isn't a BIOS issue. So I have left it at 6000 and it seems solid as a rock, zero crashes or shutdowns even under heavy tasks.

I was able to get stable 6200 MT/s on a 7950x + asrock x670e pg lightning (AGESA 1.1.0.0) with this kit. Tested with memtest86+, has also been on for the last week or so doing memory hungry stuff, no issues thus far.I didn't expect to get the full rated speed, as it wasn't on my motherboard's QVL and I've had stability issues on AM5 previously, so I'm more than happy with 6200 MT/s.Great choice if you care about both capacity and bandwidth, added bonus of being low profile (wouldn't have fit in my case otherwise)

Very fast, and very high capacity RAM! I'm very happy with their low profile allowing me to put them in a small form factor case while maintaining high performance!