As the 16GB sticks, the 32GB versions of the Sabrent Rocket 4800Mhz U-DIMM memory modules have proven to be very overclockable and are the only way to go if you need both speed and huge capacity. By only raising the stock voltage to 1.25V, we managed to get 5800MHz fully stable and the modules barely got warm after the intensive TM5 stress tests.
After the interesting adventure with four Rocket 16GB 4800MHz modules which really put a strain on the memory controller, we figured out that there is another way we could benefit from having 64GB of DDR5 of RAM installed, but while running at higher frequencies: by trying out the Rocket DDR5 32GB modules from Sabrent!
As before, the modules ship in standalone packaging, fully sealed:
On the top cover, we will note the name of the module, learning again that it takes part of the Rocket series. Here we will also find out the capacity of the single memory module:
On the side, Sabrent informs the user that the packaging contains a product for desktops and not for notebooks:
The back area provides the serial number, but also the module code name:
After removing the top packaging layer, we will note an internal enclosure, which opens like a book, being held closed by magnetic force:
The module does sit securely inside a foam material mold, and we will also receive some documentation:
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