Even on Intel, is there any point in raising bandwidth at the expense of latency?
As a general rule, real-world latency in nanoseconds is all that matters on Intel, and you can pretty much match the latency of this kit with some bargain-basement DDR4-3000 at 14-16-16. You need some absolute garbage-tier OEM stuff to struggle to reach those timings, because even the cheapest DDR4-3000 you can find on the market now is typically 15-17-17 or 16-16-16 out of the box.
I know there are some weird edge cases where DDR4-3000 actually causes bandwidth bottlenecks on Intel 9th Gen but those are so contrived that 99% of people should ignore them and focus on lowest latency above all else. If this RAM had no price premium whatsoever, then it'd be worth considering but at a guess this stuff is going to be close to double the price of other RAM that will match or beat it.