In short: No, the RAM does not support XMP.

As mentioned below, the RAM is optimised for AMD processors.
The equivalent to Intel's "XMP" is "AMP". This is supported by the RAM.

However, the RAM can be manually overclocked in the UEFI (if the UEFI allows this).
However, a little knowledge is required for this. This can also destroy the RAM Rigel or other components.

Actually, the mainboards always have an XMP profile for the RAM. It should actually work. But you would be happier with a non-AMD kit.

I ordered specifically for an AMD platform and so yes, they are "optimised" for it.
However, I don't know if they are recognised by an Intel card.
Note that there is an XMP equivalent from Corsair.