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The TeamGroup T‑Force DELTA RGB 64 GB (2×32 GB) DDR5‑6000 CL38 kit is a high‑capacity dual‑channel memory solution designed for users who want a blend of performance, visual flair, and future‑proofing. It operates at 6000 MT/s (PC5‑48000) with CAS latency 38‑38‑38‑78, running around 1.35 V, which gives strong throughput while keeping voltage reasonable. The modules come outfitted with TeamGroup’s signature 120° ultra‑wide RGB lighting and geometric heat spreaders, combined with reinforced PMIC cooling and on‑die ECC to help with stability during sustained loads. With 64 GB of RAM, it’s especially well‑suited for content creation, multitasking, virtual machines, or larger gaming setups—and gives plenty of headroom for heavy workflows. On the other hand, its CL38 latency means it won’t match the responsiveness of lower‑latency kits (e.g. CL30 or CL34) under certain tasks, so if ultra‑low latency is important (competitive gaming, latency‑sensitive compute), there are faster but often more expensive alternatives.
The TeamGroup T‑Force DELTA RGB 64 GB (2×32 GB) DDR5‑6000 CL38 kit is a high‑capacity dual‑channel memory solution designed for users who want a blend of performance, visual flair, and future‑proofing. It operates at 6000 MT/s (PC5‑48000) with CAS latency 38‑38‑38‑78, running around 1.35 V, which gives strong throughput while keeping voltage reasonable. The modules come outfitted with TeamGroup’s signature 120° ultra‑wide RGB lighting and geometric heat spreaders, combined with reinforced PMIC cooling and on‑die ECC to help with stability during sustained loads. With 64 GB of RAM, it’s especially well‑suited for content creation, multitasking, virtual machines, or larger gaming setups—and gives plenty of headroom for heavy workflows. On the other hand, its CL38 latency means it won’t match the responsiveness of lower‑latency kits (e.g. CL30 or CL34) under certain tasks, so if ultra‑low latency is important (competitive gaming, latency‑sensitive compute), there are faster but often more expensive alternatives.