I already had the same RAM and had been using only 16 GB for two years. Now that the system is running with two modules (2×16 GB), it helps me livestream without any bugs or anything else. I highly recommend it!

The fact that a few months ago it cost 12 euros and now it has reached 45 euros is tragic, with that kind of money you can find much better...

Just fine. It is what it says it is. Of course, to run it at 3000mhz you need to have XMP in the BIOS.

I’ve picked up two of these and I’ve had 32 GB for 4 years now on my PC... 32 GB is a whole different experience guys, I recommend it, but maybe now you should go for DDR5 unless you’re on a tight budget

Satisfactory speed for the price. Easy installation and no operational issues for 2 years.

These memories are excellent! They were used for a build with €300 that you can see here: https://youtu.be/hB8J9ox0Xs4?si=E28SePc_p4O6is0x I was satisfied with their performance and for their price, they are worth it!

it says xmp 2.0 at 3000 but in gskill website it states it cannot do 3000 xmp in amd you need to lower frequency to 2666

The worst RAM I have ever bought. 2 years of use and nothing but permanent problems. Random blue screens. Programs and games crashing. Going from bad to worse. They couldn't handle more than 8GB of usage without freezing everything. Even running at base clock speeds of 2133 instead of the rated "3000" MHz, the same problems persisted. Tested on 2 different motherboards and CPUs. No change. Switched to Crucial Ballistix 3200 and since then, no problems. STAY AWAY. Get anything else except Aegis

Unfortunately, one of the two not only does not work, but when I put it in the computer, it doesn't even open.
So I only use one.

I had 2 at the beginning of 2021 and then I bought another 2 after 7 months. Now I have all 4 on B550 with XMP profile and overclock at 3200 MHz and they have NEVER given me any problems. I imagine they will generate higher temperatures than other RAMs since they don't have a heatsink, just a sticker for aesthetics. They are very good, especially now that you can buy them for 30 euros.

Nothing less than what I expected.
The Aegis have great value for money, the "leftover" cooler is unnecessary for most users.
Combined with a 2x4gb Ballistix Sport kit and played immediately without errors.

So far it hasn't shown anything... It was installed in a prebuilt, so since the motherboard didn't have XMP, it is locked at 2133mhz each

I have had these specific memories for 3 years now, I have played quite a bit with this kit, it is on a Ryzen 3600 (bronze sample) and ab350m gaming 3 motherboard. My kit is at least SpecTek (a division of Micron) resulting in it being Micron B-die according to Thaiphoon Burner.
I tried to overclock and successfully reached the memory at 3733 (18-22-14-30) CR1 (more detailed in the photo from ZenTimings) I couldn't lower the timings any further than this and I also had maxed out the IF of the Ryzen 3600. With TestMem5, no errors are displayed (at least in my kit). In the future, I may try to add another 2x8 kit to run them in dual rank and see what results I will have.

I have two of these in a simple build with AMD Ryzen 5 2600 and RTX 2060 12 GB and they work great, running at good speeds and providing good responses in gaming

We used them in a Budget Gaming PC that you can see here: https://youtu.be/x0tNsZpWHdY
They don't perform well with either Ryzen 1st generation or older Intel (at least on budget chipsets) that we tested, and they are not on the QVL of almost any motherboard model!!! G.Skill itself recommends them only for motherboards with expensive chipsets, while they are one of the most budget and ugliest RAMs out there... as if anyone would get a good motherboard to put these stickered RAMs on!!! Finally, we managed to make them work on an MSI H510 with an I3 10105F, but of course they run at 2666 due to the motherboard.

I have them for about 8-9 months...
For 3-4 months everything was fine... normally timed, no overclocking or anything...
From there on, the fairytale started to fall apart...
I started experiencing crashes on my computer...
My windows already gave me error messages on the memory,
I already had a motherboard failure (asrock x570 pro4)...
Right now I'm using my old memory (kingston 2666MHz) and I can say that I don't see any difference...
As another commenter described them... they are rotten!!
Never again this brand!

Worked flawlessly on a system with Ryzen 3 3200G and Gigabyte B450 DS3H motherboard. Just make sure the RAM is of the same frequency if you plan to upgrade in the future.

One of the most value-for-money RAMs in the market, they work exceptionally well and without any problems on Intel & AMD systems. It's a one-way street in the low budget.

Very good and beautiful. I got it because I ONLY had one RAM that was 8gb. I got two to make it 16gb. Just what I needed. I use it for gaming and painting. Get it, it's worth the money.

Very good. If you have Intel, get the 3000 MHz. If you have Ryzen, it is preferable to get the 3200 MHz. Great value for money!

UPD: With a BIOS flash to the latest version F61C, they work perfectly and take XMP at 3000 MHz (but the sticker remains detached). So, four stars, all good.

On Gigabyte b450 S2H, they ran flawlessly with Ryzen 3200g/3400g (tested on three identical machines). Upgrading the processor on one of the machines to Ryzen 3600 caused the BIOS to stop posting unless I completely removed XMP. Note: this specific memory is not listed in the QLV compatibility with any of the two families of processors mentioned above, regardless of whether it worked without problems at the beginning.

In the end, the review is more of a rant than a substantive problem with the memory. However, I noticed that the sticker on them came off after ~6 months of use, so the warranty is lost.

Very good! No issues with several boards that were installed! (Maybe I'm lucky) With XMP directly at 3000 Mhz. Recommended!

It's a very good memory, but it necessarily needs another identical one for the pair.
It claims to work exceptionally well with Intel, but I didn't see any difference between AMD CPU and Intel CPU.
It's fairly easy to install and the XMP profile is activated through the BIOS, and the system doesn't activate it automatically (at least for me).
The communication between this RAM and the M2 I have is done at a relatively high speed compared to another memory, and I can't understand why, even though both are synchronized at 2133MHz (for synchronization safety reasons).
Would I recommend it?
Definitely yes, but I would recommend getting a pair, as having two separate ones can cause problems, as it did for me, where after 3 months I started experiencing endless bluescreens, until I had to remove the other RAM.

These memories work in collaboration with the Ryzen 5 3600x and I have no complaints in terms of gaming, video/image editing. It was the best I could use on this machine.

A very good RAM memory card. I haven't encountered any problems so far. Also, if you already have a different RAM memory card and want to put this one in your computer as an upgrade, I would recommend carefully comparing the characteristics of the two cards to see if they match, otherwise you will be wasting your money.

I have no words, vfm.
2. There is no reason to go for a more expensive RAM, unless you want more Megahertz.

It is very good for its price, I had an 8 GB for 2 years and bought another one, it is perfect for a low budget system