With 32 GB split across two 16 GB modules, the Flare X5 gives you room to keep a game, browser tabs, voice chat and background apps open at the same time without constant slowdowns. Using two matching modules also lets your system run in dual-channel mode on boards that support it. For a lot of desktop users, 32 GB is the comfortable sweet spot for current games, photo editing and heavy browsing.
This kit is rated at 5600 MHz, so data moves quickly between your processor and memory. That pays off in faster load times, better frame-time consistency in games and quicker exports in creative apps. Out of the box, the modules report an SPD speed of 4800 MT/s at 1.10 V. To reach the rated 5600 MHz, you'll typically enable the memory profile in your motherboard's BIOS.
The CL36-36-36-89 latency rating describes how quickly the memory responds to requests. Combined with the 5600 MHz clock speed, these timings strike a practical balance between bandwidth and responsiveness for gaming and productivity. If you're comparing DDR5 kits, the CAS latency is the key number to check next to frequency. Flare X5 lists its full timing set, so you can see exactly what you're getting before you buy.
G.Skill designed the Flare X5 series specifically for DDR5-enabled AMD AM5 platforms. That makes it a natural pick if you're building or upgrading a system around an AM5 motherboard. Choosing memory made for your platform takes some of the guesswork out of planning a new build. As with any RAM, check your motherboard's supported memory list and its slot count before ordering.
Flare X5 is built for high performance in a low-profile design. Shorter modules are easier to fit alongside large air coolers and in compact cases, where tall heat spreaders can get in the way. That makes this kit a practical choice for tightly packed desktop builds. You get DDR5 speed without having to rethink your cooling setup or case layout.
At its rated speed, the kit runs at 1.20 V, while the default SPD profile uses 1.10 V. These are modest voltages for DDR5 memory, which helps keep power draw and heat in check during long gaming sessions or work days. The modules are non-ECC and unbuffered (non-registered), which is the standard type for consumer desktop motherboards.
This kit is aimed at AMD AM5 owners who want a solid 32 GB DDR5 setup without overcomplicating things. Gamers, streamers, students and home office users will appreciate the extra capacity and 5600 MHz speed. It's also a sensible upgrade for anyone moving to a new AM5 platform on a budget. Servers that require ECC or registered memory should look elsewhere, as this kit supports neither.
| Brand | G.Skill |
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| Component for | PC/server |
| ECC | No |
| Registered | No |
| Warranty | 60 months |
| EAN | 4713294232748 |
| Internal memory type | DDR5 |
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| Memory clock speed | 5600 MHz |
| CAS latency | CL36-36-36-89 |
| Memory layout (modules x size) | 2x16 GB |
| Capacity | 32 GB |
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| Memory voltage | 1.20 V |
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| Technical features | SPD Speed: 4800 MT/s; SPD Voltage: 1.10V |
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| Other features | Designed for DDR5-enabled AMD AM5 platforms, Flare X5 series DDR5 memory is built for high performance in a low-profile design. |
| Net weight | 0.07 kg |
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Yes. G.Skill designed the Flare X5 series for DDR5-enabled AMD AM5 platforms. Check your motherboard's memory support list for confirmed compatibility.
The default SPD speed is 4800 MT/s at 1.10 V. To run at the rated 5600 MHz at 1.20 V, you'll usually need to enable the memory profile in your BIOS.
The kit contains two 16 GB modules, for 32 GB in total.
No. The kit is non-ECC and non-registered, so it won't suit servers that require ECC or registered DIMMs.
The manufacturer does not list RGB lighting in the specifications. The series is described as having a low-profile design.
