G.SKILL Trident Z5 NEO 32GB DDR5 Desktop RAM Kit

Works like a charm Works like a charm

Works well with Ryzen 9700x.
Looks good, no annoying RGB.
Decent timings, very good value. Works well with Ryzen 9700x.
Looks good, no annoying RGB.
Decent timings, very good value.

Have only had the RAM maxed out once playing 7 Days to Die in ultrawide 5120×2160 resolution. Even then it was pretty good at trying to run everything. I'll definitely get another 2x16GB sticks of this when they come down in price and games get a bit gruntier - wouldn't consider another brand given the price/performance quality, especially the latency (very fast on this RAM given the low price). Have only had the RAM maxed out once playing 7 Days to Die in ultrawide 5120×2160 resolution. Even then it was pretty good at trying to run everything. I'll definitely get another 2x16GB sticks of this when they come down in price and games get a bit gruntier - wouldn't consider another brand given the price/performance quality, especially the latency (very fast on this RAM given the low price).

The G.Skill Trident Z5 Neo stood out as a prime option for my AM5 PC build, after installing the kit I found the RAM kit was reliable in configuring with the motherboard and provided excellent gaming performance.
There is some space for improvement by tweaking settings but from an early onset there was no fundament issues that caused any remorse whatsoever, the deal I picked up the kit was attractive although there could have been fast CL versions of the product.
Would recommend the RAM kit for its reliability. The G.Skill Trident Z5 Neo stood out as a prime option for my AM5 PC build, after installing the kit I found the RAM kit was reliable in configuring with the motherboard and provided excellent gaming performance.
There is some space for improvement by tweaking settings but from an early onset there was no fundament issues that caused any remorse whatsoever, the deal I picked up the kit was attractive although there could have been fast CL versions of the product.
Would recommend the RAM kit for its reliability.

Supposedly the Flare gets 1-2% extra FPS out of games from what I've read online. Compare the prices to see if it's worth it. I initially got the Flare, but the RAM was completely dead (so busted it wouldn't let the PC switch on). This was in stock so got it replaced with a small discount. Haven't noticed the performance difference so far, but definitely check if the other is in stock first - and work if the 1-2% perf difference is worth the price compared to the whole cost of the PC. Supposedly the Flare gets 1-2% extra FPS out of games from what I've read online. Compare the prices to see if it's worth it. I initially got the Flare, but the RAM was completely dead (so busted it wouldn't let the PC switch on). This was in stock so got it replaced with a small discount. Haven't noticed the performance difference so far, but definitely check if the other is in stock first - and work if the 1-2% perf difference is worth the price compared to the whole cost of the PC.

Definitely a noticeable speed boost compared the DDR4 modules. Worth every dollar spent on this kit. Definitely a noticeable speed boost compared the DDR4 modules. Worth every dollar spent on this kit.