No complaints; it runs at rated speeds in dual-channel mode with the default XMP profile enabled. Just confirm that your motherboard supports the RAM and the speed you plan to run it at. While this isn't always necessary, it ensures that everything will work out of the box without any tweaking or stability issues.

Works well with my particular 13600KF and mobo. It's Hynix A-die so you can go nuts with tweaking and running even tighter timings on it.

Bought this kit for my Ryzen 7800x3D build. Surpisingly I was able to load the xmp profile and run at 6400Mhz Cl32 on AM5. Not usually the case for many people according to the web. Very happy with the kit and looking forward to many hours of fine tuning the timings :D

This particular kit seems to be Hynix A-die, and it does pretty much what you expect it to. If you're on Raptor Lake, and especially if you're on Z790, this is the kit you're going to want. This kit seems to be more mature compared to earlier Trident Z5 as well. Other than that, I just wanted to give a special thanks to Gareth for assisting me with all my queries regarding this kit. Definitely my recommendation for DDR5 in ZA, although AMD users might want to stick to EXPO per what I've observed in the space over the last few weeks.