Kingston FURY Beast White RGB 32GB (1x32gb) 6000MT/s CL36 DDR5 Expo DIMM $70.74 at Woot

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This deal is optimal for those who require more than 32gb of ram. Running in a single channel configuration has a negative impact on performance, so those who only need 32gb of ram and don't plan to upgrade to 64gb in the future would generally be better served getting a 2x16gb memory kit. The timings for this memory are acceptable but not great, the real world performance difference in most workloads should be relatively small compared to ddr5 6000 cl30 when using base expo or xmp settings. Keep in mind that these dimms are dual rank (as expected for a 32gb dimm), so it can be more difficult to overclock/tune them. Likewise, at ddr5 6000 cl36 this memory should be using samsung memory chips, meaning it has substantially worse overclocking/tuning potential than higher end memory using hynix memory chips. Please refer to the specs sheet I linked in my original deal post for in depth information, including physical dimensions which may be relevant for cooler clearance.

Ddr5 6000 cl30 64gb (2x32gb) kits (and roughly equivalent 6400mt/s cl32 kits) tend to be around ~$180 on a good sale, and lower end cl36 kits still tend to be around ~$160 on a good sale. Unless your workloads are incredibly memory latency sensitive, or you plan to extensively manually overclock and tighten timings on your ram, $141 for 64gb (2x32gb) ddr5 6000 cl36 is a very good value.

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This deal is optimal for those who require more than 32gb of ram. Running in a single channel configuration has a negative impact on performance, so those who only need 32gb of ram and don't plan to upgrade to 64gb in the future would generally be better served getting a 2x16gb memory kit. The timings for this memory are acceptable but not great, the real world performance difference in most workloads should be relatively small compared to ddr5 6000 cl30 when using base expo or xmp settings. Keep in mind that these dimms are dual rank (as expected for a 32gb dimm), so it can be more difficult to overclock/tune them. Likewise, at ddr5 6000 cl36 this memory should be using samsung memory chips, meaning it has substantially worse overclocking/tuning potential than higher end memory using hynix memory chips. Please refer to the specs sheet I linked in my original deal post for in depth information, including physical dimensions which may be relevant for cooler clearance.

Ddr5 6000 cl30 64gb (2x32gb) kits (and roughly equivalent 6400mt/s cl32 kits) tend to be around ~$180 on a good sale, and lower end cl36 kits still tend to be around ~$160 on a good sale. Unless your workloads are incredibly memory latency sensitive, or you plan to extensively manually overclock and tighten timings on your ram, $141 for 64gb (2x32gb) ddr5 6000 cl36 is a very good value.

If you buy two of these sticks that are not paired together by the manufacturer will they still work in dual channel mode?

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If you buy two of these sticks that are not paired together by the manufacturer will they still work in dual channel mode?

That shouldn't cause any issues, since they're the exact same model.

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