There is no detailed data sheet on the AORUS 6000MHz that I could find on Gigabyte’s website. Unfortunately, Thaiphoon Burner does not work with DDR5 memory so I was unable to get detailed specifications for the kits internals.

The AORUS 6000MHz CL40 kit is comprised of 2x16GB sticks and retails for $469.99 on Newegg at the time of this review. The full specifications of our test kit can be found here. Complies with JEDEC DDR5 industrial standard.Copper-aluminum composite heat spreaders with Nano carbon coating to “keep performance”.The 5600MHz kit has slightly increased sub timings at 40-40-40-80.ĪORUS RGB Memory DDR5 6000MHz 32GB Memory Kit, XMP 3.0, Supports AORUS Memory Boost and RGB Fusion 2.0, Selected High Quality Memory ICs, INTEL Z690 certified. This AORUS kit is offered in two variants of 5600MHz and 6000MHz. I don’t want to spoil the fun, however this particular kit comes with some of that sweet, sweet Hynix DRAM chips. The AORUS RGB Memory DDR5 32GB (2x16GB) 6000MHz is part of the manufacturers recent venture into the DDR5 arena.

The Taiwanese tech giant was gracious enough to provide EHW with their newest RAM kit. This marks our second look at a Gigabyte component.

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