I had also wondered to what extent these parts work on Intel. In this respect, the emphasis on "AMD" seems somewhat misleading to me. In fact, these RAMs probably also run overclocked on Z370 and Z390 without any problems according to various articles on the net. Good to know, because they are really attractively priced, are among the fastest in the 3200 class (with overclocking you can apparently get it to over 4000), and also the lowest with a height of just 40mm. Currently probably in the optimal range in terms of price/performance, the added value of RAMs with higher speed, but also higher timings is currently somewhat questionable. See this interesting evaluation: https://www.computerbase.de/forum/attachments/rottr_ram_stock_vs_oc_1440p_esenel-png.751359/ In general, increase up to 3200/CL14, after that only insignificant improvement I got them for the Asrock Taichi Ultimate Z390, they are even listed in its compatibility list (F4-3200C14D-16GFX).