Corsair Dominator DDR5 geheugenmodule 32 GB 6000 MHz

The Corsair Dominator Platinum RGB DDR5 Memory Module (CMT32GX5M2E6000C36) is a 32 GB kit (2 x 16 GB) of high-performance DDR5 RAM operating at 6000 MHz with a CAS latency of 36. Designed for modern Intel DDR5-compatible motherboards, this 288-pin DIMM module delivers improved bandwidth and responsiveness for demanding multitasking, gaming, and content-creation workloads while featuring RGB lighting and iCUE integration for unified system control.

Advantages

Dominator Platinum RGB offers high clock speeds and DDR5 capacity benefits to accelerate multi-core CPUs, built-in onboard voltage regulation for more stable overclocking, and customizable Intel XMP 3.0-compatible profiles via CORSAIR iCUE. The module combines performance-oriented memory timings with programmable RGB lighting to integrate performance and system-wide lighting control.

Suitable for

• High-performance gaming PCs
• Content creation and video editing workstations
• Multitasking systems with many simultaneous applications or browser tabs
• Systems requiring effective overclocking and XMP profile management

Key specifications

• Model: CORSAIR Dominator Platinum RGB CMT32GX5M2E6000C36
• Capacity: 32 GB (2 x 16 GB)
• Memory type: DDR5
• Speed: 6000 MHz
• CAS Latency (CL): 36
• Form factor: 288-pin DIMM
• Compatibility: Optimized for Intel DDR5 motherboards

How to use

Install the two 16 GB DIMMs into matching DDR5 slots on a compatible Intel DDR5 motherboard, following the motherboard manual for channel population. Enable the desired performance settings in the BIOS or use CORSAIR iCUE to load or customize Intel XMP 3.0 profiles. When overclocking, monitor system stability and temperatures; onboard voltage regulation provides finer control but changes should be applied incrementally.

Recommendations

Use the CORSAIR iCUE software to synchronize lighting and store custom XMP profiles. Ensure your motherboard BIOS is up to date for DDR5 compatibility and apply XMP profiles or manual settings gradually, verifying stability with stress tests when adjusting voltages or frequencies.