5200 MHz RAM

The 5200 MHz memory here is all DDR5 from G.Skill's Ripjaws S5 range, sold as single modules in 16GB, 24GB, 32GB and 48GB capacities. Every stick runs at CL40-40-40-83 and 1.10V, has no RGB, and uses the low-profile Ripjaws S5 heatspreader that clears most large air coolers. G.Skill covers them with a 10 year warranty.

Choose by capacity first, then plan for dual channel by buying two identical modules: two 16GB sticks give 32GB for gaming, two 24GB or 32GB sticks suit video editing and heavy multitasking, and two 48GB sticks suit workstation loads that need a large memory pool. The 16GB and 32GB modules carry both Intel XMP and AMD EXPO profiles; the 24GB and 48GB modules list Intel XMP only. The 16 GB, 32 GB and 48 GB filters narrow the list to one size each.

Frequently asked questions

Will 5200 MHz DDR5 work on a DDR4 motherboard? No. DDR5 fits only DDR5 slots, such as AMD AM5 boards and Intel boards built for DDR5; check the motherboard's memory type before buying.

Do the 24GB and 48GB modules need anything special? These non-binary capacities work on current Intel and AM5 platforms, though some boards need a recent BIOS update to recognise them.

Can a 16GB and a 24GB stick be mixed? It may work, but matching pairs of the same model run dual channel reliably at their rated speed.