G.Skill Aegis 5 16GB DDR5-5200MHz Desktop RAM (F5-5200J4040A16GX1-IS) in Bangladesh

G.Skill Aegis 5 16GB DDR5-5200MHz RAM, a powerful single-channel memory module engineered to meet the demands of modern gaming, content creation, and multitasking. With its next-generation DDR5 architecture, this module provides enhanced bandwidth, improved power efficiency, and better overall system responsiveness compared to DDR4. Built with high-quality components and tested for reliability, this 16GB (1x16GB) module operates at a blistering 5200 MT/s with tight timings of CL40-40-40-83 and low power consumption at just 1.10V, ensuring lower heat output and improved stability. It comes fully compatible with both Intel and AMD platforms, supporting Intel XMP 3.0 and AMD EXPO overclocking profiles. Simply enable the desired profile in your BIOS to reach its maximum rated speed—no manual tuning required. Ideal for gamers and performance enthusiasts who want an affordable way to boost their desktop system, the Aegis 5 DDR5-5200MHz RAM ensures a reliable, future-ready memory upgrade. It’s non-ECC, unbuffered, and built for plug-and-play ease of use, with support for JEDEC-standard 4800MHz speeds at default settings for out-of-the-box compatibility. Now available at Tech Land BD, this premium desktop RAM comes with a limited lifetime warranty, providing assurance of long-term support and durability.

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Will this RAM work with AMD motherboards?

Yes, this RAM supports AMD EXPO and is compatible with AMD motherboards that support DDR5 memory.

What does "XMP/EXPO Ready" mean?

It means you can enable automatic overclocking in your BIOS to reach the RAM's full 5200MHz speed without manual configuration.

Can I mix this RAM with another brand or different frequency?

No, it is not recommended. Mixing RAM kits or different speeds can cause system instability.