Is this kit better for AMD or Intel?

It ships with an EXPO profile, which is AMD's memory overclocking standard, so it is the natural fit for AM5 boards. Intel boards can usually run it, but you may have to set speed and timings manually rather than loading XMP.

Is CL30 worth it over CL36 or CL40?

CL30 at 6000MT/s gives lower latency than the common CL36 and CL40 kits, which helps in CPU-bound games and some workloads. The gain is modest in everyday use, so pick it when you want the tighter timings without moving to a higher speed bin.

Will 64GB in two sticks work on my motherboard?

Two 32GB dual-rank DIMMs are heavier on the memory controller than two 16GB sticks. Check your board's qualified memory list for 2x32GB DDR5-6000 kits, and expect to enable EXPO and possibly raise SoC voltage on AM5.

Does it fit under a large air cooler?

The Beast heat spreaders are low-profile compared with many RGB kits, but clearance still depends on your cooler. Measure the gap between the cooler and the first DIMM slot before buying.

Two 32GB DDR5 DIMMs, a 288-pin desktop kit of two. No cables or tools are needed; the modules clip into the board's DIMM slots.

Can I add another 64GB later?

On a four-slot board, yes: the kit fills two slots and leaves two free. Running four dual-rank 32GB sticks at 6000MT/s is harder on the memory controller, so you may need to drop speed for stability.