[NAME]  -  Crucial is offering DDR4-3200 UDIMM RAM that's compatible with the G5 5000.  Just keep in mind that it will clock down and run at a max of 2933 MHz. Don't think their Ballistic DDR4-3200 RAM is worth the extra cost, since it's also going to clock down to 2933 MHz.  
Howdy folks,   When I spec'd my desktop I did not pay attention to the memory configuration. The machine was shipped with a single 16GB DIMM of Hynix OEM DDR4-3200 (why they even give you the option to spec a machine with a single stick of RAM is beyond me. It's stupid). My machine is an i7-10700F so it supports a max speed of 2933mhz, which the OEM memory runs at with 21-21-21 timings.   I want to buy a matching set of 8GB DIMMs to take advantage of dual channel mode (as well as benefit from single rank DIMMs) but I'll be  if I can find ANYTHING that claims to run natively at 2933 or 3200mhz beyond OEM stuff.    I bought some Crucial Ballistix (2x8GB DIMMs) from Amazon and it runs at 2666 with 19-19-19 timings without issue. I'm getting a 15% improvement in multicore CPU benchmarks and a 55% improvement in memory benchmarks. No idea if this is translating to games or not but it's certainly not going to hurt, and I can buy 32GB of this budget gaming RAM for less than half the price Dell wants for another stick of 16GB OEM stuff.   But if I'm going to spend the money on new RAM I would like it to run natively at 2933mhz to squeeze the most out of this system. As this "gaming" desktop doesn't have the abilty to run XMP profiles (for some reason *ahemAlienwareahem*) can anyone recommend a commercially available enthusiast DDR4 that will run at 2933mhz without XMP?   I'm starting to have a bit of buyer's remorse with this computer. It's marketed as a budget gaming computer that's "easy to upgrade" (Dell's words, not mine) but it seems like everything is either   from factory or proprietary enough it's impossible to use off-the-shelf components to upgrade it.    (seriously. Why does Dell even offer the option to spec a machine with a single stick of RAM??)   Any help is appreciated!
Help upgrading G5 5090 DDR4 memory