G.SKILL
G.SKILL F5-8200J4052F24GX2-TZ5K DDR5 48GB 2x24GB 8200 CL40-52-52-131 1.35V
A 48 GB DDR5 kit with two 24 GB modules running at 8200 MT/s CL40-52-52-131 on Intel XMP 3.0 at 1.35 V
- 48 GB total capacity for demanding workloads with 2 x 24 GB modules
- DDR5-8200 speed via Intel XMP 3.0 profile on compatible Z790 platforms
- Low 1.35 V operation at rated XMP frequency for efficient high performance
- CL40-52-52-131 timings tuned for responsive gaming and content creation
- 288-pin unbuffered UDIMM dual-channel kit validated on G.Skill QVL motherboards
Trident Z5 48GB DDR5 kit
This 48GB kit contains two 24GB DDR5 modules built for Intel Z790 and newer platforms. It targets enthusiasts and gamers who want high-frequency memory with XMP 3.0 support. The dual-channel configuration suits workstations and performance desktops needing large capacity.
Matte black UDIMM build quality
Standard 288-pin unbuffered DIMMs fit regular desktop slots without extra mounting hardware. The matte black finish resists fingerprints and matches most motherboard aesthetics. XMP 3.0 profiles load from the SPD hub, so the rated speed applies once enabled in BIOS on a QVL-listed board.
Thermals noise and power at 1.35V
Rated at 1.35V for the 8200MT/s XMP profile, the modules draw modest power for their frequency class. No active cooling is included, so case airflow handles heat dissipation. Silent operation is inherent because there are no moving parts on the memory itself.
Highlights
- 48 GB total capacity for demanding workloads with 2 x 24 GB modules
- DDR5-8200 speed via Intel XMP 3.0 profile on compatible Z790 platforms
- Low 1.35 V operation at rated XMP frequency for efficient high performance
- CL40-52-52-131 timings tuned for responsive gaming and content creation
- 288-pin unbuffered UDIMM dual-channel kit validated on G.Skill QVL motherboards
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the DDR5-8200 XMP 3.0 profile require a Z790 motherboard to reach the rated 8200 MT/s speed?
The kit is designed for Intel Z790 and newer platforms with XMP 3.0 support. Enabling the XMP profile in the BIOS is required to reach the rated 8200 MT/s speed, and stability depends on the specific motherboard and CPU combination.
Will the 288-pin UDIMM modules with the Trident Z5 heatsink fit under a large tower CPU cooler?
The modules use a standard 288-pin UDIMM form factor. Physical clearance depends on the specific CPU cooler dimensions; verify the cooler's specified RAM clearance against the Trident Z5 module height before installation.
Do I need to manually set the voltage to 1.35V in the BIOS, or does the XMP 3.0 profile apply it automatically?
Enabling the Intel XMP 3.0 profile in the BIOS automatically configures the rated speed of 8200 MT/s, timings of CL40-52-52-131, and the 1.35V voltage. Manual voltage adjustment is not required when using the XMP profile.
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