Micron Pro Overclocking RAM Module - 32 GB (2 x 16GB) - DDR5-6000

Micron Pro Overclocking RAM Module
For Desktop PC, Motherboard, Computer - 32 GB (2 x 16GB) - DDR5-6000/PC5-48000 DDR5 SDRAM - 6000 MHz - 1.35 V - Unbuffered - 288-pin - DIMM
Crucial®DDR5 Pro Memory: Overclocking Edition | Overclocking unlocked!

Fuel your next win with Crucial DDR5 Pro Overclocking Memory in black or white

Overclocking DDR5 Pro memory

Push performance to the next level with the blazing speed and massive bandwidth of Crucial®DDR5 Pro Memory: Overclocking Edition. Mobilize the power of low latency to beat the clock and fuel your next win instead of worrying about performance bottlenecks. Our powerful overclocking DDR5 Pro memory supports next-gen multi-core CPUs and features Intel®XMP 3.0 and AMD EXPO™support1on every module.

Cool look and feel

Our overclocking DDR5 Pro memory features an aluminum heat spreader with a unique, origami-based design that is both cool to the touch and an aesthetic win for any rig.

Accelerated performance

Lower latency
Higher frame rates per second
Smoother game play
Ideal for AAA games
Compatibility

Works with Intel®Core 12-14th Gen desktop CPUs
Works with AMD Ryzen™7000 Series and higher desktop CPUs.
Flexibility

Support for both Intel XMP 3.0 and AMD EXPO™on the same module
Keep your options open
Tactical advantage for your build flexibility
Micron quality and reliability

More than 45 years of memory expertise
Cutting edge engineering
Superior component and module-level testing
Confirmed compatibility means the systems can boot at the default (JEDEC) memory profile of the memory module, however, booting at the advertised overclocked speed and extended timings is not guaranteed as overclocking performance is dependent on multiple other factors that are beyond Crucial's control. It includes CPU tier, motherboard tier, BIOS version and stability, module rank and configuration and the number of modules installed per memory channel. If the system fails to boot when XMP/EXPO is enabled, please reset your CMOS or if needed, refer to your motherboard or system manual for instructions to revert all settings back to default, and allow the parts to detect the speed the system will support.