G.SKILL
G.SKILL Flare X5 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5 5600 CL36 1.20V AMD EXPO Matte Black
32 GB dual-channel DDR5 kit running at 5600 MT/s CL36 with AMD EXPO support and low-profile 33 mm matte black heatsinks
- Capacity32GB
- Voltage1.20V
- 32GB dual-channel kit gives ample capacity for demanding workloads
- AMD EXPO profile enables one-step overclocking in BIOS
- CL36 latency with 36-36-36-89 timings delivers responsive performance
- 20V operation reduces power draw and heat output
- 33mm low-profile heatsink fits compact builds and large CPU coolers
AMD EXPO DDR5 Kit
This 32 GB DDR5 kit contains two 16 GB modules rated at 5600 MT/s with CL36 timings. It is built for AMD AM5 platforms and uses AMD EXPO profiles so the memory can be configured in a single BIOS step.
Low-Profile Matte Black Heatsinks
Each module stands 33 mm tall and carries an anodized matte black heatsink with a minimalist racing-stripe design. The compact height clears large CPU coolers and fits small-form-factor cases without interference.
1.20 V Operation and Validated ICs
Hand-screened DRAM ICs run at 1.20 V under G.SKILL’s validation process for stable daily use. The low voltage and efficient heatsink keep thermals and noise low in typical desktop workloads.
Highlights
- 32GB dual-channel kit gives ample capacity for demanding workloads
- AMD EXPO profile enables one-step overclocking in BIOS
- CL36 latency with 36-36-36-89 timings delivers responsive performance
- 20V operation reduces power draw and heat output
- 33mm low-profile heatsink fits compact builds and large CPU coolers
Specifications
| Capacity | 32GB |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 1.20V |
Questions about this item
Does the AMD EXPO profile run the kit at 5600 MT/s with the listed 1.20 V?
Yes, the AMD EXPO profile configures the memory to run at 5600 MT/s with a 1.20 V operating voltage.
Will the 33 mm module height clear a large tower CPU cooler?
The 33 mm low-profile height is designed to fit beneath most large tower coolers without interference.
How do I enable the EXPO profile, and what is the common mistake?
Enter the motherboard BIOS, locate the EXPO or DOCP setting, and enable Profile 1; the common mistake is leaving the profile disabled and assuming the kit runs at 5600 MT/s automatically.
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