Expected good installation and usage experience.
They were plugged into Gigabyte B450 I AORUS PRO and paired with AMD Ryzen 7 3800XT and 6GB NVIDIA GEFORCE RTX 2060.

Easy and fast installation. They were combined with a 5600X and upgraded from the corresponding Vengeance 16GB set at 3200MHz. Since the 32GB set has slightly different timings, the BIOS usually needs to be reset, so don't worry if you install them and they are not recognized. Alternatively, you can return the old memory to default timings (usually 2133MHz) by disabling XMP, then install the new RAM and re-enable XMP. I have seen some improvement in certain games (by monitoring the average FPS from the measurements of the games themselves), but I haven't run benchmarks to find the exact percentage.

Quite good RAM on Gigabyte B550 Gaming X V2 (rev. 1.0) motherboard, the XMP Profile worked fine after 2 months of usage, haven't encountered any issues. For anyone interested in a budget gaming PC without RGB, it is one of the best choices, slightly better than CL16 3200mhz.

The RAM is very good, I think the 3600mz is a bit overkill, but for gaming RAM it's quite good and for its price I recommend it.

They hooked up.
2. I activated XMP.
3. They are running smoothly at the speed they claim.
4. Nothing more, nothing less.

The memories that the Beasts kill are highly recommended at the best price on the market and Value For Money. I have combined them with AMD Ryzen5 5600G and MSI Gaming Edge Wi-Fi motherboard, terrifying performance!!!!!!!

I installed them on a B560 motherboard and an i5-11400F. They were running fine on XMP, so I lowered the CAS (18->16) and they passed the torture test without any issues. Now is the best time to get DDR4 memory if you need/will need it, as from now on the price of DDR4 will start to decrease inversely proportional to DDR5, which will soon, especially with the new generation of AMD processors at the end of the year, start to become quite cheaper.

Attention. With 3600mhz and CL18, performance is marginally better than 3200mhz and CL16 on Ryzen processors. If you want a bigger difference, look for a 3600mhz with CL16.

2. As always, check the motherboard's website to see if it supports 3600mhz. Some value-for-money options may not support it (e.g. the 450m Pro4 only goes up to 3200... maybe 3466 if you push it yourself).

Flawless recognition from the Asus ROG Crosshair VIII Hero. To achieve the 3600MHz, the corresponding D.O.C.P profile (AMD's term for X.M.P) needs to be enabled.

The benchmarking values are as expected. Very good!

It is a low profile kit, and they fit perfectly with the Noctua NH-D15 Black.

The specific Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB DDR4-3600MHz (CMK16GX4M2D3600C18) memory modules were purchased for €69.62 (including shipping costs) on 10/11/20 and were installed in a PC with an AMD Ryzen 5 1600 processor, Asus Prime X370-A motherboard, and they run flawlessly at 3200Mhz, which is the maximum supported by the motherboard, by selecting D.O.C.P. from the BIOS. The processor operates steadily at 3600Mhz.
They also work perfectly at 3600Mhz in a PC with an Intel I-7 processor and MSI M7 Z270 GAMING motherboard.
Flawless memory modules, highly recommended.