Silicon Power XPOWER Zenith RGB DDR5-5600 CL40 2x 16 GB

[ir_cow]

Silicon Power brings the XPOWER Zenith line to DDR5! Equipped with a 5600 MT/s XMP profile, using modest CL40-40-40-76 timings, Silicon Power has a memory kit that is great starting point for both Intel and AMD platforms. Follow along as we test this memory and see how it stacks up the competition!

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[The King]

No Zentimings ir_sad

Like the SPD Data readout nice touch.

We only get intel RAM OC benchmark? Why not include RAM OC benchmark for both platforms in the normal charts with a different colors?
Also could this 5600 kit not go higher on the AMD system? Important questions I need answers too.

 

[ir_cow]

I didn't even try to OC on AMD. A bit lazy on my part. But well, you're gonna be limited to 6400 anyways. Also why there isn't Zentimings.

 

[codex5600x]

For gaming ddr4 is the best

 

[ir_cow]

@The King Review updated with Zentimings and AMD overclock screenshot. This is also a quick a dirty run. Just plugged in values I know that works. DDR5-6000 28-36-36-30 at 1.4V.

 

[The King]

@The King Review updated with Zentimings and AMD overclock screenshot. This is also a quick a dirty run. Just plugged in values I know that works. DDR5-6000 28-36-36-30 at 1.4V.

6000 CL28-36-36-36 seems very good for a Hynix M die kit. Usually the Samsung kits do 36-36-36.
Impressive in my opinion.

Passed mem stress too. Nice work!

 

[ir_cow]

Passed mem stress too. Nice work!

I usually forget to mention it in the reviews, but it needs to get at least 1000% and complete y-cruncher 2.5B for me to consider it a stable OC. I see far to memory reviews showing off unstable OCs. Just because it boots to windows does not make it stable. I was once guilty of this too before I knew better.

 

[I_Want_Answers]

Seems like a good value buy to me - the 6000MHz CL40 version is currently around $130 on Amazon.