| Main centres: | 1-3 business days |
| Regional areas: | 3-4 business days |
| Remote areas: | 3-5 business days |
This high-performance DDR5 RGB desktop memory kit is designed for gamers and enthusiasts who want strong speed, responsive latency, and striking system aesthetics. Featuring a 32GB dual-channel configuration (2×16GB) operating at 6000MT/s with CL36 latency, it delivers excellent bandwidth for smooth gaming, fast application loading, and heavy multitasking. The panoramic RGB light bars with multiple addressable zones provide vivid, customizable lighting from any angle, enhancing the visual impact of modern builds. Integrated voltage regulation improves overclocking stability, while Intel XMP 3.0 support enables simple one-click performance tuning for compatible DDR5 systems.
-- 6000MT/s high-speed performance for fast data transfer and responsive computing
-- Low CL36 latency for balanced speed and stability
-- 32GB dual-channel kit (2×16GB) for optimal bandwidth and multitasking efficiency
-- Multi-zone dynamic RGB lighting for vivid, customizable system effects
-- Panoramic light bar design for visibility from multiple viewing angles
-- Onboard voltage regulation for stable and precise overclocking control
-- Custom Intel XMP 3.0 profiles for easy performance optimization
-- Optimized for modern Intel DDR5 platforms for peak compatibility
-- Memory type: DDR5 desktop RAM
-- Total capacity: 32GB (2 × 16GB)
-- Speed: 6000MT/s
-- Latency: CL36
-- Form factor: UDIMM
-- Colour: Black
-- Lighting: RGB
-- Compatibility: Intel DDR5-supported motherboards
-- High-performance gaming systems
-- RGB showcase PC builds
-- Streaming and content creation setups
-- Performance-focused desktop upgrades
-- Multitasking-intensive productivity environments
-- We typically process orders within 5 days, but we often ship much faster, sometimes even the same day!
-- Bulk orders available please contact us for pricing and availability.
-- Stock levels may vary; feel free to confirm availability before placing large orders.
