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- Capacity
- 32 GB (2×16 GB)
- Speed
- DDR5‑6400 MT/s
- Latency
- CL32‑39‑39‑102
- Voltage
- 1.40 V
- XMP Profile
- Intel XMP 3.0
- Form Factor
- U‑DIMM (desktop)
- Color Options
- Metallic silver / Matte black / Matte white
- RGB Lighting
- Streamlined RGB light bar, controllable via G.SKILL software or motherboard RGB sync
- Channel Configuration
- Dual‑channel kit
- OC Profile Support
- Intel XMP 2.0 / Intel XMP 3.0
- Tested Speed
- 6400 MT/s
- Tested Latency
- 32‑39‑39‑102
- Memory Type
- DDR5
- Compatibility
- Intel platforms (requires BIOS support for XMP)
- Warranty
- Limited lifetime warranty
- Packaging
- Standard retail packaging with RGB light bar
- Heat Spreader Material
- Aluminum (black brushed‑aluminum strip)
- RGB Control Software
- G.SKILL lighting control software
- Third‑Party RGB Sync
- Asus Aura Sync / Gigabyte RGB Fusion / MSI Mystic Light / ASRock Polychrome Sync
- Overclocking Note
- Requires BIOS adjustments; maximum speed depends on motherboard and CPU
- Heat Dissipation
- Integrated heat spreader with RGB light bar
- Cable
- None (internal DIMM)
- Connectivity
- Internal memory slots only
- Supported Memory Channels
- Dual channel
- Memory Kit Size
- 2 modules
- Module Size
- 16 GB each
- Maximum Supported Frequency
- 6400 MT/s (rated) – higher possible with overclocking
- Supported Voltage Range
- 1.35–1.40 V (standard DDR5)
- Heat Spreader Color
- Black brushed‑aluminum strip inset into metallic silver / matte black / matte white body
- RGB Lighting Mode
- Customizable via software or motherboard RGB sync
- Memory Technology
- DDR5 SDRAM
- Manufacturer
- G.SKILL International Enterprise Co., Ltd.
- Product Series
- Trident Z5 RGB
- Special Edition
- Splave Edition (as listed in product list)
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What reviewers say
Tom’s Hardware reviews the G.Skill Trident Z5 RGB DDR5‑6400 C32 kit as a solid blend of speed and capacity, noting its strong performance on AMD platforms, high capacity, and new white trim. The review highlights that it is more expensive than competitors and requires a higher voltage (1.4 V) compared to some other kits.
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