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G.Skill Trident Z5 Neo RGB DDR5-6000 CL30 32GB

32 GB • DDR5 • 6000 MT/s • CL30

32 GBCapacity
DDR5Type
6000 MT/sSpeed
CL30CAS
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G.Skill Trident Z5 Neo RGB DDR5-6000 CL30 32GB
CONSIDER
    Great choice if these matter:
    • Gaming
    • Content Creation
    • Work / Productivity
    Watch out for:
    • EXPO is AMD-specific — Intel users get no XMP profile and must configure the speed manually.
    • 6000 MT/s only applies once the EXPO profile is enabled; it boots at 5200 MT/s otherwise.
    Regret riskLOWlimited data
    Main risks
    • EXPO is AMD-specific — Intel users get no XMP profile and must configure the speed manually.
    • 6000 MT/s only applies once the EXPO profile is enabled; it boots at 5200 MT/s otherwise.
    • Tall heatspreader and light bar can interfere with large tower air coolers.
    • RGB lighting depends on G.Skill's own software or motherboard ARGB sync, unlike simpler non-RGB kits.
    The risk level is computed from the release date and verified weaknesses. The confidence score appears only once enough owner reports exist.
    This box relies only on verified specs, the release date and editorial assessment; owner reports join them as they come in. We do not predict prices.
    CapacitySpeedLaunchSpecificationsFAQAlternatives
    Capacity

    How many GB and how many modules?

    Values determining kit contents and motherboard compatibility.

    CAPACITY

    This is the first limit in multitasking use.

    32 GB

    32 GB — Total kit capacity · 2 Module — Number of modules in the kit · 16 GB — Capacity per module

    32 GB2 Module16 GB
    32 GBTotal kit capacity
    2 ModuleNumber of modules in the kit
    16 GBCapacity per module
    Speed and Latency

    How fast?

    Manufacturer's official speed and profile information.

    SPEED AND LATENCY

    Frequency and latency should be read together.

    6000 MT/s

    DDR5 — Memory type · 6000 MT/s — Data Transfer Speed

    DDR56000 MT/s
    DDR5Memory type
    6000 MT/sData Transfer Speed
    Who Is It For?

    Where does it stand out?

    A usage guide built from the specs and the editors' tags; not a test result.

    Gaming

    For gaming; tagged from the display's refresh rate and the chip's class. We have not measured frame rates or heat ourselves.

    Good fit
    Content Creation

    For creators who need professional video formats and fast transfer.

    Good fit
    Work / Productivity

    For heavy work use; tagged from the battery and display specs. We have not timed the battery ourselves.

    Good fit
    Editorial Analysis

    Strengths and points to consider

    The Kacbu editors' assessment of the specifications the maker publishes. We do not test devices ourselves, so nothing here is a measured result. Anything taken from an independent review is shown with its publication and date in the Press section.

    Strengths based on the specs
    6000 MT/s at CL30 hits AM5's memory-controller sweet spot exactly, same as the platform's most-recommended timing.
    1.35V rated — lower than the 1.40V common among same-speed competitors, for less heat at the rated timings.
    AMD EXPO is a one-click profile purpose-built and validated for Ryzen platforms.
    Brushed-aluminium heatspreader with the signature two-tone Trident Z5 fin design.
    A translucent RGB light bar with broad ARGB-header compatibility beyond G.Skill's own software.
    2x16GB leaves two DIMM slots open for a future capacity upgrade.
    Things to consider
    EXPO is AMD-specific — Intel users get no XMP profile and must configure the speed manually.
    6000 MT/s only applies once the EXPO profile is enabled; it boots at 5200 MT/s otherwise.
    Tall heatspreader and light bar can interfere with large tower air coolers.
    RGB lighting depends on G.Skill's own software or motherboard ARGB sync, unlike simpler non-RGB kits.
    Four-DIMM boards frequently cannot hold 6000 MT/s, so adding a second kit later may cost speed.
    Historical Product Info

    Official launch details

    Instead of tracking today's retail price, Kacbu keeps the product's official launch information as a reference.

    Manufacturing🇹🇼 Taiwan

    G.Skill is headquartered in New Taipei City, Taiwan and designs its kits there. Memory chips come from third-party manufacturers; module assembly is primarily done in Taiwan.

    This is not the current retail price — it shows the product's historical, official launch information.
    Specifications

    G.Skill Trident Z5 Neo RGB DDR5-6000 CL30 32GB specifications

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    General

    Family
    Trident Z5 Neo RGB
    Speed Profile
    Segment
    Gaming / Performance
    Manufacturer

    Capacity

    Kit Capacity
    Module Count
    Module Capacity (GB)
    16

    Speed

    Memory Type
    SPD Speed
    5200 MT/s

    Latency

    Timings
    30-38-38-96
    CAS Latency

    Power

    Voltage
    SPD Voltage
    1.10 V

    Form Factor

    RGB Lighting
    Yes
    Colour
    Black
    Pin Count
    288
    Form Factor
    Heat Spreader
    Aluminum
    FAQ

    The most common questions about this product

    What the numbers on the spec sheet actually mean in day-to-day use.

    G.Skill Trident Z5 Neo RGB or Corsair Vengeance RGB — which DDR5-6000 CL30 kit?
    Both hit the same speed and CAS latency, so day-to-day performance is a wash. The Trident Z5 Neo is EXPO-only and rated at a lower 1.35V; the Corsair kit ships with both EXPO and XMP profiles at 1.40V, which matters only if you might move the kit to an Intel build later.
    Does this kit work on Intel motherboards?
    Physically yes, but there is no XMP profile — this kit is validated and tuned specifically for AMD EXPO. On Intel you would need to set the timings and voltage by hand to reach 6000 MT/s, with no guarantee of stability at those settings.
    Why does the lower voltage matter?
    At the same 6000 MT/s CL30 rating, 1.35V runs a touch cooler and pulls slightly less power than the 1.40V common on competing kits — a small but real difference under a sustained memory-heavy load like rendering or compiling.
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