G.SKILL Trident Z5 RGB Series (Intel XMP 3.0) DDR5 RAM 96GB (2x48GB) 6800MT/s CL34-46-46-108 1.35V Desktop Computer Memory UDIMM - Matte Black (F5-6800J3446F48GX2-TZ5RK)

Crazy fast

One kit works perfectly on Gigabyte Z790 Master X with i9-14900KF at 6800 MT/s as advertised (XMP).Two kits do "work", but XMP cannot be enabled (boot fail) and the non-XMP data rate falls to 4533 MT/s which is less than the JEDEC speed.The G.Skill QVL does clearly state that it applies to a single kit - so still 5*.I'm hoping that a future BIOS/µCode update will let me run with 192GB at 6800 (I know - a silly amount of memory, but I do have a reason....)

Wasn't packed safely since the product was at the bottom of the box with balled up paper sitting on top of it to keep it place, so couldn't tell if the product was damaged or was faulty. I have a Asus Maximus Z790 Dark hero, games kept crashing while on default bios and found out it was set to 55 55 55 150 on 4000 MT/s, so I went to test them. Both sticks kept getting errors with Xmp profiles at 6800 MT/s, tested both of them separately they came up with no errors. To get both sticks to work with Xmp profile 1 I had to lower the MT/s to 6600 to get no errors. But just playing games on low settings I kept getting texture distortions lost 30+ frames and kept crashing. My old ram is from the same manufacturer G. Skill that runs at 34 40 40 105 (16x2) with Xmp profile 1 on and didn't have any problems running the games I played.

It works perfectly with a 13900k on an Asus z790 Hero 96gb@6800mhz, first you update bios and intel ME... you put default values before installing the new memory, after installing active XMP1... and that's it, it will work without any problem, always keep in mind the memory compatibility QVL, you will find this information on the motherboard manufacturer's page or on the G.skill page , I am very happy and impressed with the performance and stability of this memory kit. Greetings

EDIT - Since the original review below I've realized it is not stable at XMP. Had to lower it to 6600mhz. Still not bad.

It’s 96GB of DDR5 RAM @ 6800, what more can be said. RGB is high quality, it’s fast. Pretty straight forward. If you’re considering I can’t give you any reasons not to buy besides maybe the price? But if your buying 96 GB of RAM I’d also assume you’ve got a pretty high end rig anyways.

It's rated for 6800MHz and the mobo I have can support up to 7800MHz, but I was getting some stability issues when playing video games. I had XMP enabled so it was running at 6800MHz then would crash during games but worked when not in games. I ended up keeping XMP on and running it at 6666MHz and it hasnt had any crashes so I dont mind losing out on 134MHz. Other than that, been working great for me.

had to tweak voltages to get stable at 6400 MT/s but no errors on memtest or windows mem diagnostic after i put in the work.