
64GB at DDR5-6000 with CL30 timings across two 32GB modules. This is a demanding configuration to hit, and it is aimed at video editing, 3D rendering, virtual machines and anything else that runs out of 32GB.
Key specifications
- Capacity: 64GB total, kit of 2 x 32GB
- Speed: DDR5-6000
- Timings: CL30-39-39-76
- Voltage: 1.4V
- Colour: Black
- Heatspreader: one piece vented aluminium, 32mm tall
- Lighting: none
- Profiles: Intel XMP 3.0 and AMD EXPO
- Warranty: lifetime
Note the 1.4V
Getting 32GB modules to run at 6000 CL30 requires 1.4V, against 1.35V for the 16GB version of the same speed and timing. That is high but within specification for a binned DDR5 kit. It does mean the modules run warmer, so airflow across them matters more than it would with a slower kit.
Expect a longer first boot
Two high density modules at 6000 with tight timings is a lot to ask of a memory controller. The board will take noticeably longer to train memory on the first boot after installation, sometimes a minute or more with the screen blank. That is normal. Make sure the BIOS is current before you build.
Two modules, matched pair. Do not mix this kit with other memory.
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