DIMM 32 GB DDR5-6000 (2x 16 GB) dual-kit, memória RAM preta, F5-6000J3238F16GX2-RS5K, Ripjaws S5, INTEL XMP

G.SKILL Ripjaws S5 DDR5 memory modules are developed and optimized for 12th Gen Intel® Core™ processors and the Z690 platform to deliver high-speed DDR5 performance. Engineered with hand-screened ICs and a low-profile 33 mm heatspreader, the Ripjaws S5 provides increased frequency support, improved data transfer rates, and higher per-module capacity compared to DDR4, making it suitable for gamers, overclockers, and content creators.

Advantages

Ripjaws S5 offers faster memory speeds starting from standard DDR5 rates (e.g., 4800 MT/s and above), a compact matte black or white chromatic design inspired by racing stripes, and compatibility with large CPU coolers and small form-factor builds due to its 33 mm height. DDR5 architecture brings doubled banks and burst length along with two 32-bit sub-channels for higher data throughput, while on-board PMIC provides improved power management and signal integrity. The modules operate at an ultra-low standard voltage of 1.1 V for better power efficiency.

Key specifications

• Memory type: DDR5
• Platform compatibility: 12th Gen Intel® Core™ (Z690)
• Typical frequency support: 4800 MT/s and above
• Standard voltage: 1.1 V
• Module height: 33 mm (low-profile)
• Available finishes: matte black, matte white
• Per-module capacity support: from 16 GB up to 128 GB (DDR5 design)

How to use

Install Ripjaws S5 modules into the DDR5 DIMM slots on a compatible Z690 or other supported motherboard following the motherboard manual. Ensure the system BIOS is updated for DDR5 support and configure XMP/DOCP profiles or manual settings in BIOS to achieve rated speeds and timings. For best results, populate matched module pairs as recommended by the motherboard manufacturer and verify proper seating and cooling clearance in compact or large-cooler systems.

Recommendations

Use Ripjaws S5 in systems with 12th Gen Intel® Core™ CPUs and Z690 chipsets or other verified DDR5-compatible platforms. Update motherboard BIOS before first boot, populate matched kits for dual-channel operation, and ensure adequate airflow when overclocking. For workloads requiring large memory capacities, select higher-capacity DDR5 modules to leverage increased per-module support.