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Memory

6 memory from G.Skill, Corsair, TeamGroup and more. Prices run $300 to $1,369.

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Each use has a written rule on its page, built from listed specs. A memory kit can match several uses.

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CorsairSpec score 7.6

DDR5, 64GB, 2 Sticks, 5200 Speed

+64GB capacity: only 21 of 258 here have a higher capacity
−40 cl: 206 of the 240 here have a lower cl
$1,369.17
as of 11/04/2026 13:10 PST - Details
CorsairSpec score 7.6

DDR5, 16GB, 2 Sticks, 5200 Speed

+Two 8GB sticks for a dual-channel desktop setup
+DDR5 type with up to 5200 MT/s speed
+XMP 3.0 support for Intel systems
−16GB capacity is modest for current memory needs
$309.99
as of 11/04/2026 13:10 PST - Details
CorsairSpec score 8.2

DDR5, 16GB, 2 Sticks, 5200 Speed

+Two 8GB sticks support a dual-channel setup
+Supports both AMD EXPO and Intel XMP profiles
+DDR5 type for current desktop platforms
−Maximum speed of 5200 MT/s is slower than other DDR5 kits listed
$299.99
as of 11/04/2026 13:10 PST - Details
KingstonSpec score 7.6

DDR5, 32GB, 2 Sticks, 5200 Speed

+32GB total capacity from two 16GB sticks
+Intel XMP 3.0 profile support
+5200MT/s speed for DDR5 desktop memory
−CAS latency 40 is high for its 5200MT/s speed
$656.99
as of 11/04/2026 16:10 PST - Details
G.SkillSpec score 8.3

DDR5, DIMM, 64GB, 2 Sticks

+64GB total capacity across two sticks
+Supports both Intel XMP 3.0 and AMD EXPO
+Operates at a low 1.10V
−CL40 latency is higher than many DDR5 kits
No price recorded yet.
KingstonSpec score 7.6

DDR5, DIMM, 32GB, 2 Sticks

+32GB total across a two-stick kit
+RGB lighting with infrared sync
+Intel XMP 3.0 support for simple overclocking profiles
−CL40 latency is higher than the timing of faster DDR5 kits
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