It was the cheapest 16gb kit available with 3000MHz, and G.Skill is a respectable brand so I decided to buy it. It's great for my Ryzen 5 1600x, after enabling the XMP profile it's running on 2933MHz.

Would recommend.

Ugly imo, but got a great deal on them. Runs quick and low latency with an XMP profile.

For the price, can't be beat.

This was the cheapest ram I could buy... hopefully I can figure out how to get proper performance out of it with my motherboard but I may have hooped myself on that one by not researching hard enough. I'm not giving it a great rating because G.Skill literally put crappy shiny stickers on it... for god knows what reason.... and they are already coming off.... wish there was proper heatsinks or something on them.

Good memory. Shipped as a 2133 kit but goes to the advertised speed once you enable the XMP profile in the BIOS.

I was worried because the QVL for these cheaper sticks of RAM (compared to corsair, RBG, etc.) didn't supposedly support AMD, but recent updates on the part of the mobo manufacturer/AMD have eliminated this issue and I had no problems getting these to run at their advertised settings using AMD's equivalent to XMP in the Bios settings.

Memtest also found no issues with these sticks and I am very satisfied. Fancy looking RGB isn't worth the additional $40 cost.

RAM is RAM but fast RAM is even better, especially for Ryzen. Overclocked it to 3200mhz without any issues. Kind of mad that I didn't realize the sticks don't have heatsinks on them for both practical and aesthetic purposes but I can't see the RAM from the outside so it doesn't really matter.

It's RAM, right? No latency issues, read and write speeds typical.

Ram does what it needs to do.