Furthermore, the decreasing price of DDR5s, thanks to the AM5 platform introduction, makes the 32 GB option more accessible to a wider range of users. While the 32 GB option may seem excessive for some users, it is quickly becoming the norm, especially in gaming setups, due to the introduction of the new RAM standard. Additionally, the relatively low-profile heat spreader (measuring only 39 mm) ensures that you won't encounter clearance issues with larger air CPU coolers. In fact, our sample was able to achieve 6600 C元6 on an Intel platform and 6000 MHz C元2 on an AMD AM5 platform, which is a great result considering that these are 16 GB modules. Although the stock performance falls within the expected range, there is still considerable room for improvement, with the XMP 3.0 profile simplifying the overclocking process. The Silicon Power XPOWER Zenith RGB series is an impressive memory product with a sleek design. Still, you’d better try to cool the memory down with some active cooling for the best results. You can always lower the latencies further (C元2?) and leave the standard 5600 MHz frequency (we achieved 6000 MHz with C元2 on the AMD platform). We achieved a nice tweaked C元6 with 6600 Mhz at 1.435 V (1.25 V is the baseline value). As we usually state, the overclocking capabilities’ reproducibility is never guaranteed, and your results may vary.
The memory chips used here come from Hynix, M-Die. Overall, we’re glad about what XPOWER Zenith RGB offers in that department.
The RGB works as it should, and you can set lighting using the motherboard utilities. Silicon Power has made XPOWER Zenith RGB attractive. Additionally, the Hynix M-Die memory chips used in this kit offer plenty of potential for those who want to tweak their settings for even better performance. It's important to note that overclocking results may vary, and we recommend using active cooling to ensure optimal performance.With a range of options to choose from, including non-RGB variants and various frequency and capacity options, users can find a kit that suits their needs.
By adjusting the latency, frequency, and voltage settings, we were able to achieve an impressive C元6 with 6600 MHz at 1.435 V. However, the Hynix M-Die memory chips used in this kit offer even more potential for those who want to tweak their settings. Out of the box, the Silicon Power XPOWER Zenith RGB 5600 CL40 kit delivers a satisfying performance. Furthermore, you can pick from two colors - white or black, and several capacities up to 2x32 GB kits. In terms of frequency range, there are three options to choose from: 5200, 5600 (which we reviewed), and 6000 MHz. If you're not a fan of RGB, there's a non-RGB variant available. The XPOWER Zenith RGB series from Silicon Power offers users a variety of options to choose from.
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