Hmm. As DDR4 it's overpriced, which is obviously for the RGB. The only trouble is that the RGB doesn't play nice with other RGB software, leading to all sorts of issues from DIMMs that don't light up to the control software failing to detect that it's even there. It works fine as RAM, and runs at full speed with no worries, but the lack of support for my MOBO with its RGB software is a pain.

These clashes are listed on their website, but it's a bit tricky to find. Avoid this RAM if you're using an RGB control suite that isn't from ASUS.

These look beautiful. Overclocked to 3000mhz and they are wonderful to look at. Still pretty expensive though.

Works as advertised, looks mint. That's about it...

Wow. Are lights on a ram stick necessary? YES. it syncs with my motherboard.

Great RGB RAM sticks that don't require any additional power. Buggy software still, and it's been a month since release of the beta and there have been no updates since. If you wish to control these sticks seamlessly at this point in time one must have an ASUS Aura compatible mobo.

Looks amazing! little expensive but I'd say worth it. I can't get the speed up to 3000 yet, currently they are at 2667. Haven't tried to mess with the RGB lighting feature, like to customize it and have just left it alone. Heard the software for it is kinda buggy and a pain. I think it looks great jus the way it is so I have no complaints

its pretty ram that cost to much but what can you do right now.

Will happily run at its advertised timings while putting on a nice blinky light show.

When using only a single kit, I was able to undervolt the ram to 1.2v and maintain both frequency and timings.

Sticks use Hynix dies.

Great looking RAM with nice speed and latency for my Ryzen. Anything higher and prices go too crazy.

Amazing looking ram, and they work. Wish the program to change the colors was a bit easier, but it wasn't insanely hard to learn so I can't complain too much there.