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2 sticks of 32GB each. DDR5 at 6000MHz. Not the highest capacity RAM on the market, or the fastest. But the only reason you'll ever want more or faster is if you work in professional software development (particularly 3-D applications like video games or high-end AutoCAD functions). As an end-user, it works great even with the modern (2025) 3-D video gaming experience. If you like to watch movies, or listen to music, or write some documents and emails, then you'll probably never need RAM bigger or faster than this. If you play video games, this RAM is enough for that, too... at least until around 2035 when we're likely to get the next GIANT tech innovation in home computing. Just remember two things: 1. Keep your PC components sufficiently cooled. Make sure you have good airflow over your RAM stack. 2. Read your motherboard's user manual - specifically the section about installing RAM. These days most motherboards have four slots for RAM, but half of them use an ABCD layout and half use a ACBD layout... but then a few use a DCBA or DBCA layout. If you don't pair your RAM in the right slots, it won't work right. Always put the first stick into the A slot, the second into the B slot - but remember the A and B slots aren't always right next to each other!! Read more

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TEAMGROUP T-Force Delta RGB DDR5 64GB (2x32GB) kit offers impressive performance with a blazing 6000MHz speed and CL38 latency, making it a great choice for gamers, content creators, and power users. With Intel XMP 3.0 and AMD Expo compatibility, it's easy to optimize performance on both Intel and AMD systems. The RGB lighting adds a stylish touch to your build, and the white heat spreader enhances the aesthetic of clean, minimalist setups. It delivers excellent multitasking capability and future-proof memory performance, though its high speed may be unnecessary for casual users. Read more