XPG GAMMIX D45G RGB DDR4 3600MHz 32GB (2x16GB) 288-Pin SDRAM PC4-28800 Memory Kit (AX4U360016G18I-DCBKD45G)

These 2 sticks of 16g RAM is perfect if you're looking for a cheap upgrade but also want good speeds. They are nice and sturdy so you don't have to worry about them being flimsy or breaking when you install. There were a few concerns in other reviews about the RGB lighting being dull but I think it looks nice. Youd have to be pretty OCD to think it looked bad. 5 stars for me. I'd definitely order again.***IMPORTANT*** When I first installed these, they ran at 2666mhz. You will need to enable the settings in your BIOS to have them run at 3600mhz. I ran into some trouble getting it to support 3600mhz at first, but after some quick research I found it was due to my Mobo BIOS not being up to date. So make sure you have your Mobo up to date and then try to run them at 3600mhz in the BIOS and it should work flawlessly. It is TECHNICALLY overclocking them when you do this in your BIOS but according to the product they are safe to run at 3600mhz and they do that just fine.

Best part is the RGB. The color perhaps a little desaturated. But very little. If you like pastel colors you’ll like this RGB. The diffusion of the RGB looks great. The transitions from one color to the next are better than my G skill Trident Zs. I prefer these over the Tridents.

Really good looking kit of ram for a great price. My particular kit has samsung memory but I think this can vary depending on when its made. I'm running it on z690 aorus mobo with a 12700k. At first I could barely get it stable at 3200 xmp speeds but this was a limitation of my mobo and bios revision. The lastest aorus bios specifically increased speed and compatibility for these particular samsung dies and I can easily reach 3600 with tightened timings c15 in gear one with just upping the dram voltage and vccio. I still need to mess around with it but I'm thinking I can probably even go higher.

This is good ram for the money. You can get 32 gb of ram for $100 for tax and shipping. I went with this with a 12700k and a MSI Z690-A DDR4. Works perfectly. I have no issues with it besides the S/N stickers falls off too easily. DDR5 right now is basically GPU prices, so go with DDR4 if you wanna sell it later, or go with DDR5 if you want to keep it for 10 years. (AM5 supports DDR5 only, Alder lake [12th gen] and Raptor lake [13th gen] supports DDR4 and 5 depending on motherboard.

Got this for my son to upgrade from 8gb to 16gb and add more color to his desktop. So far he said it's working very well for his gaming, mostly Minecraft or Fornite while running discord and a video recording software. No complaints as of now, will update if something he dislike comes up.

Very pleased in general with the RAM, but be aware the RGB appearance can be very inconsistent between sets.

Despite Adata being one of the biggest manufacturers for RAM on the planet you don't see it a lot in the DIY space. I took a chance on this after my previous kit died. It turned out to be a downbinned Micron E die (really good memory chips). I was able to get an overnight Memtest86 PASS with an overclock of 3600 16/18/18/36 with the same XMP voltage of 1.35. Not everyone is gonna get this lucky, but I am very happy I took a chance on this relatively new kit of DDR4 on the market.

This memory kit works great. I bought the 16gb 3200 kit and it went straight to XMP and hasn't had any issues. Paired it with a Ryzen 5600g and havent had issues yet.