TEAMGROUP T-Force Vulcan DDR5 32GB (2x16GB) 6000MHz (PC5-48000) CL30 Intel XMP 3.0 & AMD Expo Compatible Desktop Memory Ram Black FLBD532G6000HC30DC01

I recently upgraded my system with the TEAMGROUP T-Force Vulcan DDR5 32GB kit (2x16GB) running at 6000MHz, and I’m thoroughly impressed with the performance boost it has provided! This RAM is a game changer for anyone looking to enhance their desktop setup. Performance: The 6000MHz speed and CL38 latency deliver outstanding performance, making multitasking and demanding applications run incredibly smoothly. Whether I'm gaming, video editing, or running multiple virtual machines, the responsiveness is exceptional. I’ve noticed a significant improvement in loading times and overall system efficiency. Capacity: With 32GB of memory, this kit is perfect for both gaming and productivity tasks. It handles everything I throw at it without breaking a sweat, and I appreciate the added headroom for future-proofing my setup. It’s ideal for anyone who regularly works with resource-intensive applications. Installation: Installation was a breeze. The modules fit perfectly into my motherboard, and I experienced no compatibility issues. The design is sleek and modern, and it adds a stylish touch to my build, especially with the subtle branding. Cooling & Reliability: The heat spreaders on these modules do a great job of managing temperatures. I’ve pushed my system during extended sessions, and the RAM remains cool and reliable, which is crucial for maintaining performance. Value for Money: For the speed and performance offered, this DDR5 memory kit is competitively priced. It provides excellent value, especially for those looking to maximize their system's capabilities without overspending. In conclusion, the TEAMGROUP T-Force Vulcan DDR5 32GB (2x16GB) 6000MHz kit is an excellent choice for anyone looking to upgrade their desktop memory. Its combination of speed, capacity, and reliability makes it a top contender in the market. I highly recommend it to anyone wanting to elevate their gaming and productivity experience!

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 ram. Well worth the premium to get the upgraded speed.

I upgraded to the TEAMGROUP T-Force Vulcan DDR5 64GB (2x32GB) 6400MHz kit, and the difference was immediate. As a photographer who regularly works with high-resolution RAW files and multi-layered TIFFs, I was starting to notice some sluggishness with my older DDR4 setup — especially when batch-processing through tools like PureRAW and Topaz Photo AI, or making local adjustments in Adobe Camera Raw. With this RAM installed, everything just flows. File previews load almost instantly, and switching between large images or running intensive edits doesn’t slow the system down anymore. Export times have also improved noticeably, even with 48MP files. It’s not just snappy — it feels effortless now. Installation was straightforward, and the modules look great too — clean, low-profile design that fits well even in tighter builds. If you do any kind of heavy photo or video work, this is a worthwhile upgrade. It’s more than just a spec bump — it actually impacts your workflow in a real, tangible way. Highly recommend!

I have had no issues with the RAM, it does its job with ease. It was wonderful at the price point that I bought it for, however, with the sharp increase in prices I would not buy it.

Super long boot times in this setup. 64 gb. Seems fine otherwise. system specs Ryzen 9 7950x , MSI pro X70-p wifi, with Samsung 990 evo plus 4tb, 4th gen m.2. win 11. RTX 4070 super. I am Having super long ( 7 minute) reboot times with red and yellow lights in the troubleshooting leds (cpu/ ram not detetced) that go out after 7 mins or so. flashed bios to the only other latest version. system is stable however with low temps, but hate to get into a pvp sesh and then have a crash or a reboot in the middle. Hoping for other people with same issue, resolution. Also of note real hard to get into bios.

Nach der Installation wurde ein kleiner Stresstest durchgeführt, und vorerst ist alles in Ordnung.

*Sin problemas hasta ahora

I honestly didn’t think the ram was going to arrive and order cancelled since there is a “shortage” or ram. I have been using the 64GB 6000mhz ddr5 ram for about a month or so now with no issues whatsoever. The shipping was good with no damages. Price was 48,880 yen including shipping. Not cheap at all and still overpriced but I’m glad I was able to meet my needs of ram before its supposed to get worse.

Ich hatte vorher 32 GB RAM Arbeitsspeicher und habe den gleichen RAM Speicher nachgekauft und auf 64 GB RAM Arbeitsspeicher erweitert. Der Einbau ist sehr leicht. Der Rechner hat den neuen Arbeitsspeicher sofort erkannt. Kurz nach dem starten des PC in Bios speichern und fertig.

On first start, it frozen my PC. Did few memtest and it showed several errors on one stick. Had to ship ot back. It was very complicated and very expensive if I wanted a tracking number (half price of what I paid for my ram). It’s been more then a week now and I didn’t have any news on my refound. I bought it because it was at a good price compare what I could have near me… yeah, good price but I probably lost my money now. I will never buy PC parts on amazon anymore.