Our second Crucial DDR5 memory kit sample is composed from 32GB modules for a total of 64GB, while retaining a stock frequency of 4800MHz, a CAS latency of 40 and an operating voltage of 1.1, all integrated inside a prepared XMP profile. The kit has arrived inside a transparent plastic enclosure, which allows the user to look at how the modules are designed, without opening:

The frontal sticker informs the user on the hardware specifications of the kit, along with the product code name, supported standards but also the serial number:

The modules can be easily removed from the original packaging:

These feature a black PCB, with eight ICs on each side; let’s remember that the 16GB modules were populated on a single side:

In the top middle area, we will find several SMD capacitors:

An inscription on the PCB layer is also observed here:

On each package it is noted the D8BNJ code name:

On the opposite side of the module, we will note the 8 additional ICs, but also an extra sticker:

The PMIC splits the 5V from the motherboard to the different components; this one carries the APW8502C internal code name:

On the mentioned sticker we will find some QR codes, the internal product code name but also the module specs: