Adata XPG Lancer Blade RGB 32GB (16GBx2) 6000MHz CL36 DDR5 RAM

The ADATA XPG Lancer Blade RGB is a dual-channel DDR5 desktop memory kit designed for gamers and system builders who need high-frequency performance without sacrificing chassis compatibility. Featuring a compact, low-profile heatsink, this kit installs cleanly into small-form-factor and mid-tower builds alike, removing the height clearance concerns associated with taller heatspreaders. The understated geometric design on the heatspreader complements a wide variety of chassis aesthetics while the addressable RGB strip running along the top edge adds a customisable lighting accent. On the performance side, the kit is rated to run at 6000 MHz with CL36-38-38 primary timings at 1.4 V when using an Intel XMP 3.0 or AMD EXPO profile — both of which are stored on the module and can be activated with a single BIOS toggle. This removes the need for manual sub-timing adjustments during initial setup. die ECC (error-correcting code) is built into the DDR5 specification implemented here, allowing the memory controller to detect and correct single-bit errors in real time for added stability during extended workloads. A built-in Power Management IC (PMIC) — standard to the DDR5 architecture — handles voltage regulation on the module itself rather than relying solely on the motherboard, contributing to more stable power delivery and improved efficiency compared with DDR4 platforms. RGB lighting can be controlled through major motherboard software ecosystems or via ADATA's own XPG PRIME application, with available effects including static, breathing, and comet modes, as well as a music-reactive mode. Verified Specifications: • Model: AX5U6000C3616G-DTLABRBK • Memory Type: DDR5 UDIMM • Kit Capacity: 32 GB (2 × 16 GB) • Rated Speed: 6000 MHz • CAS Latency: CL36 (36-38-38) • Operating Voltage: 1.4 V • Overclocking Profiles: Intel XMP 3.0, AMD EXPO • Lighting: Addressable RGB • Form Factor: UDIMM (low-profile heatsink) • GTIN: 4711658152329 • Warranty: Limited Lifetime Note: the voltage listed on one source (1.35 V) conflicts with the merged attribute value of 1.4 V; the 1.4 V figure from the higher-trust source and merged attribute set is used here and flagged for manual review