Maximize the performance of your system while taking your gaming to the next level with the 48GB Viper Elite 5 TUF DDR5 6000 MHz Memory DIMM Kit from Patriot.

Deigned with TUF Gaming Alliance certification, this 48GB (2 x 24GB) DDR5 memory kit reaches overclocked speeds of up to 6000 MHz, giving you ample headroom to run games, render videos, and more. When using XMP 3.0 technologies, you can adjust throughput with scalable voltage from 1.1 to 1.35 volts which also adjusts latency up to CL36. The stylish white heat sink and internal thermal pad keeps the memory cool and includes ARGB lighting, allowing you to add a splash of color and personality to your system. On-die ECC prolongs the lifespan of the memory by correcting single-bit errors and detecting multi-bit errors.

48GB (2 x 24GB) Capacity    Up to 6000 MHz Clock Speed    PC5-48000    288-Pin DIMM    1.1 to 1.35V    Up to 36-36-36-68 Timings    On-Die ECC    Heat Sink    ARGB Lighting | TUF Gaming Certified    XMP 3.0 Compatible

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I have 2X4gb ram in my iMac 5K, would this work with two 8gb in the remaining two slots?

A: Yes, you can populate the two empty slots with these and keep the Apple memory installed.

Q: 2. Will this work in my old Dell 6400 laptop?

A: The OWC 4GB DDR2 800 MHz SO-DIMM Memory Module (Mac) BH #OWC6400R2S4G is listed for specific Mac computers.

Q: 3. It's compatible with iMac 14,3 (Late 2013-September) 21,5 inch, DDR3?

A: The best is to go on OWC website (Other World Computing), they have charts for each memory card that will answer your question.

Q: 4. Can this be used to upgrade the memory on an 5k imac late 2015?

A: I couldn't get the OWC 16GB DIMMs to work reliably in a 64GB (4x16G) nor in a 32GB (2x16G) configuration in my late 2015 5k 27 iMac 17,1, so I had to return them -- system would panic and reboot in less than a minute while running BMD Disk Speed test. After reverting back to Apple-supplied 2x4GB configuration, everything was stable again. Next I'm trying a 4x8GB config using Crucial (Micron) DIMMs, which are also much less expensive.

Q: 5. Will this work on the 5K iMac 2017?

A: No this would not, I would suggest the following https://bhpho.to/31rt48z for the iMac 27" (5K) 2017 model

Q: 6. Will this work on iMac (Retina 5K, 27-inch, Late 2014)?

A: Yes, this memory is correct for that computer.

Q: 7. Will this RAM work flawlessly with the Apple OEM RAM (8Gb already installed), or will I run into errors that users of other brands of memory have complained about?

A: Works great in my Mac mini no issues whatsoever.

Q: 8. Hello, Is this compatible with the i7 operating system? or just i5? Thanks!

A: Been blazing away in my i7 2015 model iMac for months now. I actually installed four of the 16GB cards to end up with 64GB (which the system is capable of handling right out of the box) of speedy RAM. If you go with these cards, you'll be pleased.

Q: 9. Is this compatible with late 2013 iMac...Model identifier 14,2 ?

A: yes this is compatible with the late 2013 27" imac.

Q: 10. Will this work with 2013 Mac mini?

A: I suspect that you are referring to a Late 2012 Mac mini. In that case, this is the correct memory.