Memory Kit
XPG Lancer Blade RGB DDR5 32GB (2x16GB) 6000MT/s CL30
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Lit and short at once, which is rarer than it ought to be. Lighting normally costs height, and height is precisely what a large tower air cooler wants back from the first memory slot — so most builds end up choosing between a kit that glows and a kit that fits. The Lancer Blade is a genuinely low-profile module with addressable lighting along the top edge, running 6000 CL30 with both EXPO and XMP profiles on board.
Key Specs
Capacity — 32GB kit (2x16GB)
Type — DDR5
Speed — 6000MT/s
Latency — CL30
Profile — AMD EXPO and Intel XMP
Lighting — Addressable RGB
Height — Low profile, air-cooler friendly
Best for — Lit builds under a large air cooler
Warranty — Lifetime manufacturer warranty
What It Pairs With
The build this was made for is the one with a big air cooler and a glass panel, which are usually the two requirements that argue with each other. 6000 CL30 is the setting AM5 is most comfortable holding, and the EXPO profile gets there in one step; the XMP profile does the same on a Core Ultra board. Two sticks in the second and fourth slots, and addressable lighting that your existing board software can almost certainly drive.
Who This Isn’t For
If the cooler is an all-in-one, nothing hangs over the memory slots and the clearance advantage is worth nothing to you — a taller lit module would give you more glowing surface for the same outlay. Behind a solid panel the lighting half is wasted in the other direction. And 32GB is the wrong capacity full stop if the machine is destined for virtual machines or long video work, where no amount of lighting helps.
Common Questions
Will it clear my air cooler?
That is the question this kit exists to answer, and the honest way to settle it is with your actual cooler model rather than a general assurance. Send it to us and we will check the figures before you order.
Is the lighting weaker because the module is short?
There is less surface for it to come from, so the lit strip is smaller than on a full-height kit. It is still addressable and still bright — it simply reads as a line rather than a panel. That is the trade you are making for the clearance.
Does 6000 CL30 work on both platforms?
Yes. EXPO for AM5, XMP for Intel, both on the same sticks, and 6000 CL30 happens to be the figure both platforms handle comfortably. It is the least troublesome speed in DDR5 for that reason.
Send your CPU cooler and motherboard with the enquiry and we will confirm the clearance and the supported-memory list together. Availability confirmed at time of quote.