Crucial Pro UDIMM 128GB Kit, DDR5-5600, CL46-45-45, X8

Ist Dual-Channel zwingend erforderlich und welche Rolle spielt die Größe des Arbeitsspeichers für die Praxis? Wir haben uns verschiedene RAM-Konfigurationen auf einem Intel-System mit DDR5-Speicher angesehen.

The Crucial Pro 96GB kit is not a kit designed for overclocking and insanely low timings, but it is more oriented towards capacity in order to allow usage of multiple RAM-consuming processes at once such as virtual machines or for editing large video projects. You can be sure that by installing such a kit you will benefit from complete system stability, for both AMD and Intel platforms and you also have the choice of running two different profiles.

Even though Crucial released numerous blazing fast DDR4 kits under their BallistiX Line the same hasn’t been true about their DDR5 lines (and even the BallistiX DDR4 lines have been discontinued), at least not to date. By releasing 5600/6000MHz kits at just 1.1V they allow end users to push clocks much higher but again, nothing beats the simplicity of using XMP/EXPO to set your preferred clocks. I was hoping that they’d “resurrect” their BallistiX line for DDR5 (and they just might) but the sole significant change has been the introduction of this 96GB dual-channel kit. Still even though as you can see from the charts this kit does very well overall at the end of the day it’s just 1 kit.