Monday, August 3rd 2026

Lexar Lists 32 GB DDR5-7200 Memory With Chinese DRAM at $592

Lexar has introduced a new THOR RGB DDR5 Gen 2 32 GB memory kit, consisting of two 16 GB DDR5 modules, specifically for the Chinese market. The kit features DDR5 memory running at 7,200 MT/s, with the actual DDR5 modules produced by an unidentified Chinese DRAM manufacturer, likely CXMT. The latest THOR RGB 32 GB kit offers memory with 38-48-48-86 CAS latency timings at 1.40 V and supports Intel's XMP 3.0 and AMD EXPO profiles to achieve maximum frequency and overclocking potential. While the exact overclocking range of these modules is unknown,

Lexar has not explicitly disclosed which Chinese DRAM maker is used for this DDR5 kit, but it is assumed that CXMT DRAM is housed under the sandblasted aluminium heat spreaders. The company tested a variety of ASUS and MSI motherboards on both AMD and Intel platforms, even mentioning a 32 GB kit with 7,600 MT/s speeds, as opposed to this newly listed 7,200 MT/s kit. It is likely that more motherboards and vendors will be compatible without issues, but only those mentioned in the list below were tested. Lexar's official JD store lists the price for the THOR RGB DDR5-7200 32 GB kit at 3,999 RMB, which is approximately $592 at the time of writing, based on the current exchange rate. This kit is meant for the mainland China, with no mention of global availability.
Source: via VideoCardz
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3 Comments on Lexar Lists 32 GB DDR5-7200 Memory With Chinese DRAM at $592

#1
_JP_
Must be all that sand blasted aluminimum and, of course, the totally badass RGB driving the price up, not the mistery DRAM IC. 🤷‍♂️ /s
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FreedomEclipse
~Technological Technocrat~
Lexar would have my money if they brought back the old corsair designs.









I'll even take the XMS Xpert. Rather short lived product and not really available in big numbers. Maybe Corsair hated it too...





Xpert was ahead of its time in the literally sense. A rather niche product that wasnt really appreciated back when it was released but would probably love today.


Corsair aint the same as they used to be.
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spud101
Incredible, its under $600 for 32GB, we should be so grateful for their generosity.
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