Crucial RAM 64GB Kit (2x32GB) DDR5 5600MHz (or 5200MHz or 4800MHz) Desktop Memory CT2K32G56C46U5

It work good in my Alienware PC and Good value for money.

very happy with this set, it used it to upgrade my alienware aurora 13 from 8GB to 16GB.I'm using it for photo editing so I can't comment for gaming use.Personally, I'm very happy with the performances.

Item as described

At this price, it's a steal, it seems the days of DDR4 are over as the price difference is negligible now.Seen some reviewers saying it's running at 4000, bear in mind, you need to enable XMP profile in BIOS to run them at 4800, by default, it's 4000. Also, make sure you push them firmly and hear that click, if it's not installed properly, it won't work/show up in BIOS.Design and features- these are simple "old school" RAM modules, which is pretty much all you need anyway. And speed, there is no benefit of having faster memory in real-life applications, for games, there will likely be a GPU bottleneck, and productivity tasks are likely to max out CPU long before memory frequency.

Bought a singular stick of 16gb as it was extremely cheap compared to other market items, no complaints on the speed or usability of the stick. I then bought 2 sticks of 16 at a discounted deal. They worked fine day one but the next day I was getting a blue screen related to RAM issues. I removed one of the 2 new sticks and was able to boot.

What else is there to say except they slotted in and work just fine. Crucial generally make good products.

It might show as 4000 on you system but it's not. You just need to pl7g them to a2 b2 8n stead of a1 b2 and xmp will work to overclock my runs as 6000 no prob

After 13 years, I got a new desktop computer. I splurged and maxed out my RAM immediately. I decided to go with the Crucial Pro over the Corsair Vengeance mainly because I lucked out on a very cheap price during a small window of time during Black Friday, and because Crucial's website gave me the clear specifications I needed to know to make the appropriate decision.The only difference between the Pro and the regular version of this is the additional heatsink. Installation was easy as pie. Slide and snap the memory right into your motherboard. At boot up, your computer will (generally) alert you that your RAM amount has changed and will ask you to confirm that. Once my computer started up, I checked my system and it detected the correct amount at 64GB at my system's top 4800MT/s speed.I've been using it now for a month and have had no issues. My computer works great and I can do a lot (a lot) of things without any slowdown. Recommended.

There's not a whole lot to review about RAM, especially barebones RAM like this. There are no giant heatsinks, so it fits in tight places. There are no LEDs, so it's not flashy.But it was a great price and it works really well. Speeds are a little on the lower end for DDR5 that is still ramping up, but for now it's great.If you're looking for bang for buck, this is it.

Muy buen producto en especial por qué acepta las dos arquitecturas, "Amd EXPO" e Intel "XMP 3.0" funcionan perfecto.

Compre un par de esta Memoria para actualizar mi Lenovo Legión Tower 5i que venia con solo 16GB en RAM y solo intercambie esta por las antiguas. Funciona sin problema.

Simple Ram, gets the job done !