They are worth their price when I bought them before it went up and I don't regret a single euro, very good and reliable

Given how prices are today, these memories are very good. Of course, someone with a relatively older system (motherboard) will buy them, as they are DDR4. They are excellent and don't "struggle" anywhere!

They can even be overclocked to 4000MHz (from the factory speed of 3600MHz) via Ryzen Master or similar programs. In games like Hogwarts Legacy, which require a lot of RAM, a test was done for many consecutive hours and the system did not freeze anywhere.

I have two pairs of these installed in two different servers that have been running for a year and a half. If you are looking for budget-friendly 32GB RAM, then I recommend it.

With XMP2.0 3600 on a Gigabyte B550 Aorus Elite v2 rev1 and 5800x3D it works just fine without errors out of the box.
As for durability over time, that remains to be seen...

Reliable with good cooling. Simple and honest, even if they don't have RGB. I installed 2x16GB on a B450 Aorus Elite AX and 5600X directly at 3600MHz for my son's build.

They were installed on a B450-F Gaming with a Ryzen 7 5700X and easily reached 4000 MHz with absolute stability. Excellent memory for those who still have an AM4 motherboard and need DDR4 memory.

I bought it for my son, he chose the product. So far he hasn't complained to me. Shipping, delivery, payment without any issues.

I have them on my son's computer (Asus mobo B450 A-II, Ryzen 5 5600g, 16GB RAM) everything runs smoothly and gaming at 900p.

Very satisfied with these specific RAM, I have had them for many years (in my own PC and my wife's) without issues. Very good build quality.

Easy to install the RAM. Personally, it didn't automatically set the RAM speed to 3600 for me, but to 2200. I changed it from the BIOS and saw a huge difference. It's a very good purchase.

I already had 2 and bought 2 more. They are the best for their price.

Quite good RAM, no issues with speeds etc., just for those who don't know, open the BIOS and enable the XMP profile to run at max speed

I bought these two cards to upgrade my tower. I plugged them in and went to operate it, but the PC did nothing while it was working perfectly before. That's when I realized that one of the two cards was faulty, and it caused me a big problem having to run to service and technicians. I don't criticize the cards as cards because I had the same ones and they worked perfectly, but the fact that one arrived with a problem is unacceptable.

If you are aiming for 2k max or 4k gaming, take 32GB from the start; for better or worse, the time has come when 16GB will not be enough in this case.

They were combined with i5 11400 on MSI Z590-A Pro. They took the XMP Profile at 3600mhz right away and run very stably without any problems. In general, I had the same set in my old build at 2133mhz and I had no issues there either. I consider them reliable.

On an MSI B550M PRO-VDH WIFI motherboard and an AMD Ryzen 5 5600G processor, at 3600MHz, replaced the corresponding ones at 3200MHz,
edit: in an upgrade to 5700G they worked perfectly

It was installed on an Asus B450M-A with an R5 5600X. Although the exact code was not on the supported list, but it was a similar kit from the same company, it worked right away. It even loaded the XMP on its own. They work flawlessly and haven't had any issues. More stable than the Fury X I had before

This specific memory does not achieve the expected speeds according to the profile description at 3600mhz.
My computer consists of the biostar b560mx-e pro motherboard and the processor is the I5 11400F.
The highest speed I was able to achieve was at 3333mhz by selecting the profile in the bios.
I believe that the RAM modules I purchased may be defective.

The extreme memory scenario for DDR4 platform. It's barely worth it anymore to switch to a DDR5 setup gradually instead of investing in something like this, especially if you have up to 3rd generation Ryzen or 11th generation Intel

What it promises and at a pretty good price for their speed/frequency! With the prices that these memories have reached, and their excellent performance, it makes their purchase very advantageous now, even if you already have 16 (as an extension/upgrade to 32), compared to transitioning to a new hardware platform, much more expensive, just to have DDR5 at a higher theoretical speed with minimal practical benefits and disproportionate price (at present)

The first set I bought had a problem, resulting in random crashes. After replacement, everything is fine. They work flawlessly at 3600 with the ASHrock B550M Pro4 motherboard and the r7 3700x.

Since I got it from her, I have overcome all the problems of delay with my computer.. IT IS A LIFESAVER!

Flawless memory modules. I have a set here for a while now, since the Alderlake came out and they play without any problems, with 12400f+MSI z690-P. Now I also got a second set, for 4X8, and tried something I hadn't done before. I set them to run DDR4-4000 in G1, with a current of 1.37V and they work great again. Used for gaming.

They are not intended for AMD systems... they don't even reach 3000MHz, they were tested on 2 different systems.

The memories worked perfectly and my motherboard recognized them immediately. However, after 6-7 months of light to moderate use, they started causing problems and my computer would randomly restart.

UPDATE: After replacing the faulty modules, the new ones are working as they should.

The 32GB, with code F4-3600C18D-32GVK (2 modules of 16GB), are not compatible with B550-A Pro and 5900X. The Windows start but the computer crashes immediately after.

They work without any issues at 3600 with XMP for the 16GB 2x8 F4-3600C18D-16GVK Ryzen 5600G MSI B550 A Pro. For other motherboards, check the QVL of the motherboard or the memory

Great performance, paired with AMD RYZEN 5 5600G.
Unfortunately, it doesn't reach 3600mhz, but after communication, it was found to be a processor issue.
However, it runs smoothly at 3200mhz and consumes less power!

It does not sync with my b450 aorus pro motherboard! I have an AMD 2600x CPU and maybe it works on Intel!