Kingston FURY Beast RAM Module - For Motherboard - 32 GB (2 x 16GB) - RGB - DDR5-6000/PC5-48000 DDR5 SDRAM - 6000 MHz Single-rank Memory

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Kingston is well known as a top tier memory manufacturer this seems like their gamers memory line. Plus right now DDR5 is "kinda new" and depending what processor (AMD Ryzen 7000 series motherboards require DDR5, while some of the Intel 12/13 generation can still use either DDR4 or DDR5; you'll just have to be specific when buying a motherboard). Anyway the Kington sticks you have will provide you with more than enough RAM for everyday tasks as you only really need about 16GB to run some AAA game titles. At 32Gb, you'll be well within whatever kind of computing you're trying to do, streaming, multitasking, gaming, etc. The only thing is that this particular RAM is on the "slow end" of DDR5 as its CAS latency is only CL40. It's timing is also on the "slower end" as its only a 5200MHz range where some high end DDR5 can reach speeds up to 64000Mhz. But its a good entry level DDR5 in white (which a lot of people are going for these days) and its a good size kit. It's also RGB, but without plugging it in, you wont really know how well the software can customize the lighting effects or if 3rd party software can control it. Also you dont know if the lighting will have any "hot spots" from the individual LED's or if the diffusor does a good job of blending in the colors. The DDR4 "FURY" line from Kingston is one of their top tier RAM for overclocking and performance. Their FURY DDR4 was a really good choice for anyone looking to build a high end desktop or use in your existing high end gaming computer.