The above picture shows the speeds and capacity in which the Lancer RGB kits are available. XPG Lancer RGB 6000 DDR5 Black Kit Variants These kits are available in white and black colors.

This kit comes with 2x16GB modules each rated for up to 6000MHz using 40-40-40-76 timing and 1.35V voltage. XPG has sent us their Lancer RGB 6000 32GB Black kit for the testing and part of the test bench. This is why DDR5-based motherboards in the Alder Lake camp make more sense with a future upgrade path. This would mean the users opting for a DDR4-based motherboard, would already be maxed out in terms of DDR4 technology with no future upgrade. Intel has provided DDR4 and DDR5 support on the 12th generation platform but the motherboard can only house either DDR4 sockets or DDR5 sockets at a time. XPG Lancer DDR% was included in the Best DDR5 RAM. The biggest hurdle since the launch of the DDR5 kits and till present is the higher price of the kits and limited availability. Another key feature is the reduced voltage for 4800 MT/s (JEDEC specification) as compared to the DDR4 stock voltage. Though this has come at the cost of more latencies, this was sort of expected. DDR5 takes the game to the next level by providing higher bandwidth and frequencies. A new era of DDR5 started back in 2021 with the release of the Intel Alder Lake platform.

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