None that I know of. And if Pangoly uses the QVL lists only, then they are eliminating a LOT of memory kits that probably work perfectly fine on any given board. QVL lists only offer a VERY small sampling of what works on a given board, because they only test a very few models. (Well, very few compared to all the potentially viable kits out there.)
For example, a specific board model might only list three or four, if that, models of 2x16GB 6000MT/s G.Skill memory while G.Skill, who does FAR more extensive testing (As do most memory manufacturers that offer their own compatibility lists by board model) than the board manufacturers do, of their own memory kits, might actually list ten or fifteen kits that fit the same criteria.
But it's equally true that PCPP doesn't vet ANY of the kits for a given board, aside from ensuring it's the right "type" of memory (DDR, SODIMM) (DDR4, DDR5, etc.). Personally, I've heard from quite a few people that they've found inaccurate information on Pangoly, but then again, that's just hearsay. I don't use their site and it's unlikely I ever will as PCPP seems to be far more extensive in terms of filtering capability and accuracy, use or non-use of QVL aside.
I always recommend using the memory manufacturers compatibility list, which is why generally speaking unless I know for sure because I can validate the information elsewhere from experienced, trustworthy users, I stick to G.Skill, Corsair and Crucial, because those are the only manufacturers I know that have full listed compatibility by every major board model.
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