Silicon Power Value Gaming DDR5 32GB (2x16GB) 6000MT/s (PC5-48000) 288-pin CL30 1.35V UDIMM Desktop RAM Computer Memory w/Heatsink SP032GXLWU60AFDEAE

Works amazing, cheapest most reliable ram I could find, I'm not sure if it normally happens but after I installed the ram when I booted into bios, expo was already enabled so that's a plus, this was the first time I installed my own ram, and I went into the reviews to find a photo or instructions because I didn't wanna break it but I couldn't find any, so therefore I'll explain and maybe be able to help someone in the future. First of all make sure the ram is seated correctly according to the pins on your mothboard and ram, then just insert (you will need to press pretty firmly, if it is seated correctly you will not break the ram, push until you hear a click)

Great low profile set. Large air cooler still clears it without moving the fan up.

I've had no issues with this for almost a year now and it is one of the recommended brands for my motherboard. As always, it's a good idea to make sure the RAM you get is listed on your motherboard's compatibility which is more important than the brand.

Looked too good to be true and it wasAfter receiving the sticks of RAM, I tried slotting them into my new build and I immediately got a DRAM light pop up. I tried testing both sticks individually and then thought there was a problem with the board, so I tried another stick I had lying around and the computer started right up. I also tried putting it in my other rig and they still gave a DRAM light. I was so excited about getting affordable RAM, but it looks like I’ll have to shop elsewhere.

Low profile works well in small builds

They never get hot and run smoothly. I've used this brand for years now and never had any problems.

My first 32GB set were great. I didn't have an other set to compare with, so I don't know the quality.But after two months of use I needed a second set for my game (Cities Skylines) and my workshop addiction. I installed the second for 64GB of RAM. It seemed to work fine, but I noticed a little lag.After making sure RAM was seated properly, I check the memory with Windows Task Manager, and it reported my speeds slower than the DDR5 standard of 4,800MHz. It was running like 4,266 or something weird.I kept the memory as I didn't want to buy full set of 64GB RAM. It seems fine for cities skylines, so decided to just use both sets.Just wanted to point out that using more than 1 kit, then RAM speeds can slow down on any RAM you buy. But having it go below under the DDR5 standard of 4,800 MHz is unacceptable.Normally I buy a set of 4 RAM sticks, so I know I will get my rated speeds and timings.

Great memory for the price!