DIMM 16 GB DDR5-6000 (1x 16 GB), Arbeitsspeicher schwarz, AX5U6000C4816G-SLABBK, XPG Lancer Blade, INTEL XMP, AMD EXPO

The XPG LANCER BLADE DDR5 16 GB 6000 MHz is a 288-pin DIMM memory module designed for modern desktop PCs. It delivers 16 GB capacity at a 6000 MHz clock rate with CAS latency 48, supports on-die ECC for improved data integrity, and features a compact low-profile heatsink in a black finish that suits smaller cases and avoids interference with tower CPU coolers.

Advantages

The module includes a built-in Power Management IC (PMIC) for more stable power delivery and improved efficiency, with lower operating voltages compared to DDR4. On-die ECC enhances runtime stability by correcting errors automatically. High-quality ICs and PCB construction support reliable performance and overclocking, while compatibility with AMD EXPO and Intel XMP 3.0 simplifies platform tuning and one-click overclocking.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• High-performance desktop PCs for gaming and content creation
• Multi-tasking and professional applications requiring data integrity
• Compact builds and small form factor cases where low-profile modules are needed
• Systems using AMD EXPO or Intel XMP for simple overclocking

Key specifications

• Capacity: 16 GB
• Type: DDR5
• Speed: 6000 MHz
• Form factor: 288-pin DIMM
• CAS Latency: 48
• Memory voltage: 1.1 V / 1.4 V
• On-die ECC: yes
• Colour: Black
• Manufacturer (brand): ADATA, MPN: AX5U6000C4816G-SLABBK, EAN: 4711085948359
• Weight: 0.0329 kg

How to use

Install the XPG LANCER BLADE DDR5 module into an available 288-pin DIMM slot on a compatible motherboard while the system is powered off and unplugged. Ensure the module is properly aligned with the notch and press firmly until the retaining clips click into place. After booting, enable AMD EXPO or load an Intel XMP 3.0 profile in the BIOS/UEFI if you want to use the rated 6000 MHz settings; otherwise the system will run at default JEDEC speeds.

Recommendations

For optimal stability, install memory modules in matched pairs where the motherboard supports dual- or multi-channel operation, keep BIOS/UEFI firmware up to date, and verify motherboard compatibility with DDR5 6000 MHz modules before enabling EXPO/XMP profiles.