Team Group T-CREATE EXPERT 32GB (2 x 16GB) 288-Pin PC RAM DDR5 6000 (PC5 48000) Desktop Memory Model CTCED532G6000HC30DC01

Pros: I had doubts of possible boot up errors when I first turned my freshly built system, but the memory check proceeded just fine, and after the initial error test, my system has been booting up within 15-17 seconds average time. Activated EXPO and it didn’t go back to the default memory speed upon 2nd boot and beyond. This memory plays very nicely with my ASRock X670E motherboard. I’m very pleased with the results, nice work and quality Team! The white heat sink color goes well with the theme of my case and components. Cons: No Cons Overall Review: I would recommend this memory.

Pros: -excellent first word latency
-TIGHT out-of-the-box timing
-moderately fast speeds
-higher base and boost clockspeeds (Ryzen)
-works out of the box without having to mess with bios (aside from enabling EXPO)
-stable
-competitively priced
-no RGB (debatable) Cons: -no RGB (debatable) Overall Review: I bought the 6000MHz CL 30 2x16gb RAM kit.
With over a dozen builds under my belt now across multiple generations of CPUs and motherboards, I can wholeheartedly say Team Group has won me as a customer for life (as long as they keep offering competitively priced RAM).
I have very specific criteria for my RAM and that usually is first word latency which is one of the more important parameters for gaming. Sure I could spend twice as much for RAM from a “more reputable” company with higher MHz and mandatory RGB but its always at the cost of timing. Team Group RAM always hits that sweet spot in pricing where you moderately “fast” RAM but with AWESOME, tight timing that will outperform RAM that might cost twice as much and come with mandatory RGB.
I consistently see higher base and boost clocks on my CPUs (Ryzen), and never have issues with out of the box performance. If you need no nonsense, high quality RAM; then you’re on Team Group (pun intended). No RGB, no fancy heatspreader, no excessive messing with bios settings, just high quality chips and tight timing.

Pros: High Speed:
Low latency for size of kit (fword 9.44):
CL34 about as optimum as you can find for a 48GB ram kit: Cons: Cost;
Motherboard support may be minimal for 7200 MHz ram; Overall Review: This 7200 MHz 48GB (24 x 2) ram kit, if one is able to attain the rated speeds, are fantastic. You get the added benefit of keeping single digit first word latency which is one of the more important specifications to pay attention to when researching desirable upgrade options.
Having a CL34 rating, while not as low as some other kits out there, is some of (if not //the//) the lowest you will find for ram sizes of 24GB per stick and up.
You really do get the best of both worlds in this scenario and I have had no issues with this ram at all.
My motherboard pairing is the ASUS ROG Maximus Z790 Apex Encore. This board is streamlined when it comes to ram. Supporting just two sticks of ram, but in doing so you get the ability of running extremely high speed ram with minimal fuss.
Remember to go into your BIOS to ensure you are selecting one of the XMP profiles for the rated 7200 MHz speed, save your changes and, at least with the motherboard listed above, youll be up and running.
I have tested this ram in everything from pure benchmarking to gaming and everything in between. Have had zero issues with this ram which is amazing considering the apex encore officially taps out @6000 MHz for ram speed.
So I can at least anecdotally attest that if you have an apex encore board this is a solid pairing.
Team Groups moniker of Expert on this 48GB kit is there for a reason, as you will require some hefty hardware in both the processor and motherboard department to approach speeds of 7200 MHz.
First time purchasing anything from Team Group and an incredible first impression with this kit. Hope they stick around down the road and continue creating more outlier/niche hardware like this.

Pros: not too tall so that air cooler fit really well. Overall Review: rock solid so far. zero issues.