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.
Unexperienced users should follow the written instructions in order not to damage the modules:
As we have seen with the 16GB sticks, the 32GB SKUs carry the same layout, with the heatspreader made of a thin layer of copper, which extends on both sides:
The capacity of the module is also written on the heatspreader, along with the Rocket branding logo:
Nearby, we will find the stock operating speed of the module, and its type:
The back side comes with a larger, central Rocket logo:
A closer look does reveal a QR code, the model code name and we will also be informed that if the copper foil is removed, the warranty is void (basically, if we do aim to remove the thin copper layer, it will be not possible to re-install it afterwards because the glue won’t stick anymore on the ICs):
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