G.Skill Trident Z Royal Series [Silver] 16GB (2 x 8GB) 288-Pin SDRAM (PC4-25600) DDR4 3200 CL16-18-18-38 1.35V Dual Channel Desktop Memory Model F4-3200C16D-16GTRS

Id give it 5 starts but Ill explain why I didnt below. These G.Skill Trident Z Royals are absolutely some of the flashiest sticks on the market, the performance is there, the durability is solid. Overall they get the job done and Ive seen a slight improvement from my Trident Z 3000mhz set I had prior to installing these. The only thing thats kind of weird to me was that there was no seal on them to show wether theyd been opened or not before. I bought 2 sets of the 2x8 sticks and only one of them came with the cloth to wipe them down, aswell as only one G.Skill sticker. The product was marked as new but its impossible to tell if theyve been used before without them having some kind of seal on the packaging to show theyve not been used or tampered with. Thats my only issue with this item, the performance is solid, they look great but are they new is the question? lol

I love how it looks i recomend it 100%

This ram is more expensive than some other ram at the same speed, but its the sexiest hardware you can put in your rig. It is even more beautiful in person and I regret nothing about my purchase. 3200mhz ram overclocks to 3500mhz (xmp auto settings) no issues plug and play on an msi pro carbon z390

Awesome

A lil pricey but worth it If your wanting bling bling in your rig. Their made of metal and super shiny and the RGB lighting is bright and sparkles like diamonds ! Also has really good RGB software that you download with lots of different settings.

Headline says it all

Gran diseño y calidad

Overly expensive but if you are looking to make your rig stand out, these are what you are looking for. My wife is in love her new PC

Lets be honest, youre buying for the bling. Performance is great too though. Had to manually set frequency in uefi as it did not immediately recognize as 3200 mhz, however I hear this is common depending on mobo and especially Ryzen systems, which mine is. That may or may not be accurate, but the fact remains and Id suggest checking frequency manually via uefi just to ensure youre getting your moneys worth.

Very nice and shiny