Ripjaws S5 Series DDR5 RAM (Intel XMP 3.0 & AMD Expo) 64GB (2x32GB) 6000MT/s CL36-36-36-96 1.35V Desktop Computer Memory U-DIMM - Matte Black (F5-6000J3636F32GX2-RS5K)

This RAM kit has been excellent so far. I’m running the 64GB (2×32GB) configuration, and it’s been stable and reliable. XMP enabled without issues, and performance has been exactly what I expected. No crashes, no memory errors—just smooth operation. Solid choice if you need high-capacity DDR5 that simply works.

Have been looking for RAM for an ASUS motherboard with the lates Intel CPU and ASUS motherboard. After trying different type of RAM, this one actually worked at the proper rated speed. There is a weird thing with either DDR5 or ASUS or both, but if I add another set of these, the speed drops down to around 4000 instead of 6400. Hopefully, that will be addressed in a BIOS update. RAM does work with ASUS lighting software. However, I uninstalled it as it had stability problems with my setup (did not like the Adaptec RAID controller and would randomly reboot). RAM tested well and I recommend this - especially for the high capacity!

These have been excellent ram. Cheapest 6000 at the time of purchase

works well on an Asus Z890-E Gaming Wifi motherboard. Just remember to turn XMP on in Bios settings.

I purchased this RAM for an upgrade build because I was going to be gifting one of my twin sons a desktop computer upgrade to bring his 1660Ti and I5 (unsure generation) up to date for his birthday while his twin brother was going to get a gaming laptop. I didn’t realize that my desktop PC has been only 32GB of DDR5 since I built it a couple years ago (I’ve been working so much I don’t game much anymore and then I bought a Synology NAS for our media streaming so my desktop gaming-server combo with I9-13900K & 7900 XTX mostly sits turned off for now), had I known I’d have bought myself a set of this too. If I was able to see the future I’d have invested in bitcoin, DDR5, Apple, and so much more. The prices are absolutely INSANE right now, even on the secondary market. I would suggest that others hold off until sanity returns. If we, the consumers, will not pay these dumb prices then the companies will see they can’t gouge us. But if DAs pay, like they did Nvidia did their inflated prices during the bitcoin mining boom & COVID too, then the chip & RAM manufacturers will absolutely keep prices high. It’s economics & capitalism (sadly). Don’t pay this. I don’t need 64GB right now, so I’m not buying it, not even second-hand. I’m fine with the 32GB even if I do want to play with a local LLM/AI. Wait it out. Make them come back to reality! Rant over. The RAM is great, and the price I paid in July 2025 (~150) is what I’d expect it to be. Anything more is nuts. We paired this ram with an AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D, Gigabyte X870 Aorus Elite WiFi 7 Ice, Nvidia 5060 (paid MSRP from BBY for this) & all the other goodies for an air-cooled 1440P gaming rig. He is over the moon happy playing solitaire (for real he plays RTS, FPS, RPG, sports, racing, etc). He loves it. Again: DO NOT CAVE! HODL! DIAMOND HANDS! HOLD THE LINE! They all must return to reality at some point because when the AI bubble burst RAM, GPUs, etc will be CHEAAAAP! You are fine with your DDR4, or even your 32GB of DDR5!

Used to build my son's 1st computer. great product.

GREAT VALUE. worked well right out the box. Bought it for a itx build using a GIGABYTE A620I AX with a 7800x3d.

They do what they say they do,They work fine

Prompt to dispatch and delivered. Well worth the price. All the specs are as described.

Can't really see much difference, but feels like a good upgrade from higher latency, slightly faster memory😂