Test System

AIDA64 XMP Readout

Memory Kit Specifications / Comparison

Initial Setup

Photographing this memory while it was on became a bit of a challenge. The LEDs are extremely bright, but not individually distinguishable without a fast shutter speed of a camera. iCUE software does give you the ability to lower the light intensity if you find these LEDs are too bright inside the case. That being said, the default intensity setting is great for cases with tinted side panels. The only problem here is that, just like the Corsair Dominator Platinum, right behind the Dominator text are missing backing LEDs. It is hard to spot unless you are looking for it, but it becomes more noticeable the dimmer the LEDs are.

Enabling EXPO Profile

The Corsair Dominator Titanium DDR5-6000 memory kit reviewed today had no stability issues during the main testing phase. Though it should be noted that this memory kit is dual-rank (ICs on both sides), therefore not all AMD Ryzen 7000 internal memory controllers (IMC) are capable of running this memory in a 1:1 ratio. Starting with the AGESA 1.0.6.0 update, a limitation on the SoC voltage was enacted to prevent premature CPU failure. This voltage restriction limits weaker CPUs from running the optimal memory settings, but now it does allow for memory to operate in a 2:1 ratio. Something that was not possible before. While DDR5-6000 is the AMD "sweet spot," officially AMD only supports memory up to DDR5-5200 (Ryzen 7000), with everything above that considered an overclock. For best results, it is always suggested to seek out the motherboard manufacturer's memory QVL list or reach out to the Corsair support team for more information.

Supporting Hardware