If you’re quick, you can net yourself a 32GB DDR5 RAM upgrade for just $83.99, thanks to this fantastic discount from Crucial. This DDR5 gaming RAM deal sees 30% knocked off the official price of this 32GB (2 x 16GB) kit, with its price on Amazon being its lowest ever.
With Crucial being one of the most trusted names in memory making, there are few better options for those seeking to upgrade to the best gaming RAM. This kit isn’t the absolute fastest available, but it’s speedy enough to provide solid support for even the best gaming CPUs around.
The kit in question has the impenetrable full model number of CP2K16G60C36U5B, which gets you a pair of 16GB memory modules each rated to deliver that 6,000MHz (technically 6,000MT/s, but labeled as MHz) with reasonable latency timings of CL36.
The kit doesn’t come with any RGB lighting or other fancy design elements, but instead offers a clean, plain black design with a heatspreader that neatly cinches in at the top and edges for a slim look and easy installation.
At 35mm tall, they’re as short as standard DDR5 RAM gets, so if you’re rocking a small form factor PC with a low-profile cooler – or simply have a large CPU cooler with cooling fins that sit quite low – you’ll have no problem fitting these modules in your system. RAM with more lavish heatspreader designs can be taller and difficult to fit in some systems.
The modules are also available in white, giving you an easy option if you’re building a clean all-white gaming PC. The white modules demand a slightly higher price of $87.99, though that’s still the lowest price they’ve ever been and a healthy 31% reduction from the kit’s original MSRP.
To grab either of these kits, just head over to Amazon, with the black option available via this link and the white version available via this link. Buyers in the UK won’t see a discount attached to the price of this black kit, but it’s still at a really competitive price right now of just £79.99, available via this link. Likewise, the white kit has the same price over here.
If you’re a little wary of upgrading your gaming PC RAM yourself, check out our how to build a gaming PC guide, which teaches you how to install RAM and much more.