TEAMGROUP T-Force Vulcan DDR5 32GB (2x16GB) 6000MHz (PC5-48000) CL38 Intel XMP 3.0 & AMD Expo Compatible Desktop Memory Module Ram Red FLRD532G6000HC38ADC01

This is an excellent RAM module that delivers exactly what it promises. I'm using it with a Core i7-12700KF, and the performance has been flawless. It provides fast and stable speeds, with zero issues so far. After several months of use, I'm fully satisfied with its reliability and power. I definitely recommend this product and brand.

Besides my fans being an absolute eye sore, I did match my ram to this build. These stick are on the MSI support list for the Project Zero board I am using in my Jonsbo D32PRO. Originally it did look awesome with the all black/silver design. But that was ruined when my Arctic Liquid Freezer III 240mm AIO wasn't working properly. Seriously bad noise coming from it. I concluded that it couldn't be the the pump because I had adjusted power to pump to slow it down but the sound remained. Turned fans up and down and audio of the noise would occur. Replaced the fans with Arctic P12PRO fans and the sound remained. Installed my Noctua fans (same in my image) knowing they were in perfect health. And sure enough, the noise was still there. Checked the fin stack to see if any fins were bent or squished causing the noise, nope. Fins were perfect could see right through with no serious obstructions....So because I had to replace that, I ended up going with all Noctua fans, which I had in stock. The only extra purchase was the two NF-A12x15 slim fans I bought for the bottom. I could have wedged full size 25mm thick fans down there, but chose against it. I know how turbulent airflow can get when you have two fans side by side, so preferred the thin fans to have that gap. Also the fans are installed closest to the glass door side (camera side) so that it can help push airlow up toward the top to exit through rear/top/psu. It works.For those wondering, YES, this is the Jonsbo D32PRO case. Yes, that is a 7900xtx red devil and it fits.... its a 3.5 slot card. But that's because the MSI Project Zero B650M board has the x16 slot at the very top of the 4 slots. While many m-atx boards have the x16 slot in the 2nd position of the 4.... Yes, this case supports back connect, as you can tell since there are no cables to be seen except for the GPU. YES, that is an extra long full size PSU (corsair RM1000X SHIFT) and the reason it also fits is because instead of the cables coming out the bottom they come out the side, which in my build means the back side. so all cables are legit on the back of the system minus the liquid cooler which I routed down below the memory (you can see it around the one screw, not tight and routed after installing the screw).You can see the silver ram REALLY fits with this motherboard. A killer combo for sure. Running full rated speed, can't complain.

Great purchase! This is the exact same brand, color, speed (DDR5-6000 38-38-38-78-1.250 (Hynix)) as came with my new cheapo gaming rig. Its a CyberPowerPC from Costco the $899.99 holidaze special with the i5 / 4060. Only came with 32G of RAM which was double my old 970 / 16G rig so it was a great deal but running local LLMs and wanted even more RAM. Was a tad worried after installing as needed to loosen the GPU and move it out of the way to get the memory clips down and took it over 5 minutes to boot up. Once it booted everything was good to go. Recognized the memory, did the NVIDIA auto tune and so far no issues (been about a month). Only thing I did notice is says my total RAM is 63.8 so its a tad off from 64 but that is not really an issue in my mind. For the price I am happy, although regretting not getting the 2x32 vs 2x16 because the next upgrade means I need all new.

The TEAMGROUP T-Force Vulcan DDR5 32GB (2x16GB) 6000MHz (FLBD532G6000HC30DC01) is a high-performance memory kit designed for modern Intel and AMD platforms, supporting both XMP 3.0 and AMD EXPO profiles. With a sleek, low-profile design and a focus on value, this kit targets gamers and PC builders looking for reliable, fast DDR5 memory at a budget-friendly price.PerformanceThe T-Force Vulcan DDR5-6000 CL30 delivers impressive performance for its price point. Running at 6000MHz with tight timings of 30-38-38-96 at 1.35V, it hits the sweet spot for AMD’s Ryzen 7000 series and Intel’s 12th to 14th Gen processors, providing excellent bandwidth and low latency. In my testing, the kit handled demanding tasks like gaming, video editing, and multitasking with ease, offering smooth performance without bottlenecks. The SK hynix A-die ICs ensure stability and decent overclocking potential, making it a solid choice for enthusiasts who want to push beyond the rated speeds. Compared to DDR4 setups, the jump to DDR5 with this kit noticeably reduced load times and improved responsiveness in memory-intensive applications.Installation and CompatibilityInstallation was straightforward, with the modules fitting perfectly into my ATX motherboard. The low-profile heat spreader, measuring 32.7mm in height, ensures compatibility with large CPU air coolers like the Thermalright AssassinX120 SE ARGB, avoiding any clearance issues. The kit supports both Intel XMP 3.0 and AMD EXPO, allowing for one-click overclocking to the advertised 6000MHz. I experienced no issues enabling the XMP profile on my system, and the memory ran stably at its rated settings. The on-die ECC further enhances reliability by correcting minor errors, ensuring consistent performance during extended use.Design and AestheticsThe T-Force Vulcan DDR5 sports a sleek, minimalist design with a streamlined aluminum heat spreader available in black or red. While it lacks RGB lighting, which keeps costs down, the angular design and high-quality build give it a premium feel that complements modern PC builds. The heat spreader, molded from a single block of aluminum and paired with thermal conductive silicon, effectively dissipates heat, keeping the modules cool even under heavy loads. At 140mm x 7.5mm x 32.7mm, the compact size makes it ideal for a variety of case configurations, including small form factor builds.Value for MoneyPriced around $90-$100, the T-Force Vulcan DDR5-6000 CL30 is a fantastic value for a 32GB DDR5 kit. Compared to competitors like Corsair Vengeance or G.Skill Flare X5 at similar speeds, this kit offers comparable performance at a lower price point, often retailing for $10-$20 less. The use of high-quality SK hynix A-die ICs and support for both Intel and AMD overclocking profiles add to its appeal, making it a cost-effective choice for gamers and professionals alike. Customer reviews highlight its reliability and performance, with many noting its ability to handle demanding workloads like photo editing and gaming without issues. For budget-conscious builders seeking DDR5 performance without breaking the bank, this kit is hard to beat.ConclusionThe TEAMGROUP T-Force Vulcan DDR5 32GB (2x16GB) 6000MHz is an excellent choice for anyone upgrading to DDR5 on a budget. Its combination of high speed, tight timings, and compatibility with both Intel and AMD platforms makes it versatile and future-proof. The low-profile design ensures broad compatibility with CPU coolers, and the sturdy build quality adds durability. At its price point, it offers outstanding value, delivering near-premium performance for significantly less than high-end kits. Whether you’re building a gaming rig or a workstation, this memory kit provides the speed, stability, and affordability to meet your needs. Highly recommended for value-driven PC builders.

amazing product, works as expected