Tuesday, August 30th 2022

ADATA XPG Launches LANCER DDR5-5600 with Support for AMD EXPO

XPG, a fast-growing provider of systems, components, and peripherals for Gamers, Esports Pros, and Tech Enthusiasts, today announces announced the launch of the new XPG LANCER 5600 DDR5 memory module, its first DDR5 to support AMD EXPO (Extended Profiles for Overclocking); What's more, all ADATA's and XPG's full lineup of DDR5 memory modules are compatible with AMD's latest platforms, ensuring optimal stability and performance.

XPG LANCER DDR5-5600 is capable of delivering performance of up to 5600 MT/s and comes in variants with or without RGB lighting. They also come with two heat sink color options to choose from to meet different preferences, including Midnight Black and Snow White. As AMD Ryzen 7000 series processors have been announced, XPG took the initiative to launch the XPG LANCER DDR5-5600 to allow gamers who are still on the sidelines to upgrade to DDR5 and enjoy the benefits of AMD EXPO for easy overclocking. XPG's full range of DDR5 memory models, including CASTER, LANCER, and HUNTER will all support AMD EXPO and be available globally in October.
ADATA and XPG DDR5 Memory are Compatible with the Latest AMD Platforms
In addition to the XPG LANCER DDR5 5600, ADATA has also taken the opportunity to launch the ADATA DDR5 5600 U-DIMM memory module, which is also compatible with the latest AMD platforms. It is designed to provide avid creators and other users with high computing efficiency and stable performance. Both the XPG LANCER DDR5 5600 and ADATA DDR5 5600 U-DIMM memory are available in capacities of up to 16 GB and come in single and double channel options. What's more, ADATA and XPG memory modules come backed by limited lifetime warranties for added peace of mind. The ADATA DDR5 5600 U-DIMM memory module is now available, while LANCER RGB and LANCER 5600 are expected to be available globally in mid-September.
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6 Comments on ADATA XPG Launches LANCER DDR5-5600 with Support for AMD EXPO

#1
Minus Infinity
Knowing Adata, advertise a certain CL number and quietly increase this down the track without telling us. Thought you were getting CL36 but instead it's now CL39.
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Shou Miko
Minus InfinityKnowing Adata, advertise a certain CL number and quietly increase this down the track without telling us. Thought you were getting CL36 but instead it's now CL39.
While lower CL numbers at the same transfer speed is better it might be a AMD saying that DDR5-5600 CL39 is official supported while CL36 is supported.

I am waiting on seeing official Trident Z Neo DDR5-5600 memory from G.Skill with their timings and pricing because then I might go that route and call it a day.
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#3
Blaylock
puma99dk|While lower CL numbers at the same transfer speed is better it might be a AMD saying that DDR5-5600 CL39 is official supported while CL36 is supported.

I am waiting on seeing official Trident Z Neo DDR5-5600 memory from G.Skill with their timings and pricing because then I might go that route and call it a day.
G.Skill's presser was yesterday. Prices are still a question mark though. (P.S. sorry for the large image. I just Copy/Pasted.)
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Shou Miko
BlaylockG.Skill's presser was yesterday. Prices are still a question mark though. (P.S. sorry for the large image. I just Copy/Pasted.)
I am fine with the large image it's easier on 4K to read for me :roll:

Yeah but if anything between CL28-32 is gonna be £270+ it's gonna be hard for people to buy so I really hope that the TridentZ Z5 Neo and the Flare X5 is gonna be good value because it would be great for optimized performance.
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#5
Blaylock
The Flare X5 should be their "budget" ram if there is such a thing for G.Skill. While Trident Z5 Neo should get the top billing price-wise, at least until the Royal is released, assuming they continue that series.
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Minus Infinity
puma99dk|While lower CL numbers at the same transfer speed is better it might be a AMD saying that DDR5-5600 CL39 is official supported while CL36 is supported.

I am waiting on seeing official Trident Z Neo DDR5-5600 memory from G.Skill with their timings and pricing because then I might go that route and call it a day.
My comment had actually nothing to do with actual CL numbers. It's about the ssd debacle.
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