G.SKILL Trident Z5 RGB Series DDR5 RAM (Intel XMP 3.0) 48GB (2x24GB) 7200MT/s CL36-46-46-115 1.35V Desktop Computer Memory U-DIMM - Matte Black (F5-7200J3646F24GX2-TZ5RK)

Just a heads up: DDR5 RAM takes forever for the Motherboard to map out. My boot time was over a minute when I first bought my rig. Then I updated my BIOS and solved the issue. This RAM is epic! My PC runs like a dream, post update, and the RGB highlights accent my rig nicely.

I used them for both Intel and AMD and the both work at high clock frequency

Has some issues holding mhz advertised as 7200mhz but only could hold 7000mhz

I bought this 48GB RAM kit to upgrade my system to 96GB, since I was already using the same model. Unfortunately, my experience hasn’t been great. When I set the memory speed to the advertised maximum of 7200, the system fails to boot. I had to lower it to 6000 just to get the computer running. Even then, I still experience occasional system crashes where Windows suddenly shuts down. Because of these stability issues, I can’t recommend this product.

It's fit with my motherboard MSI Z790 ACE MAX perfectly. I planned to buy two more, so that the total memory would be 96gb. But the memory will running under a lower speed(less than 5600mhz). 48gb is enough for gaming and daily use.

While I'd rather not have LEDs all over everthing inside my PC I am glad they can be disabled.

Used in my AM5 setup with Asus Gene MB, runs fine at 7800 CL36-47

Found that this memory is the sweet spot for my mother board. MSI MEG Z790 ACE LGA 1700 Intel Z790 SATA 6Gb/s DDR5 Extended ATX Motherboard

I was able to run this set of RAM sticks on 7200 MHz on Asus Rog Z790 Maximus Hero without any issues.

this was quite a waste of money, RAM came faulty and now im stuck with it.

Not stable on my brand new build with Intel i7 14th gen, MSI MAG Z790 Tomahawk Wifi MAX. Individually each RAM stick works fine but when using both, I keep getting random restarts about minute into OCCT mem test. I tried a ton of various DDRM frequencies and timings, even very conservative ones keep failing. This is supposed to be on the approved list of the motherboards. Maybe I had bad luck at the silicone lottery.