Crucial CP16G60C36U5B 16GB DDR5 6000 desktop RAM
- 16 GB
- DDR5 6000
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A 12 GB DDR3 desktop kit running at 2000 MHz with CL9 latency, supplied as six 2 GB 240-pin DIMMs at 1.65 V
This kit provides twelve gigabytes of DDR3 memory across six modules, each rated at two gigabytes. The modules operate at 2000 MHz with a CAS latency of CL9 and require 1.65 volts. They use the standard 240-pin DIMM form factor for desktop motherboards.
Builders who need a large 12 GB configuration on a platform limited to DDR3 will find this six-module kit convenient. Systems restricted to lower voltages or fewer memory slots should look elsewhere, as each module draws 1.65 volts and all six slots must be populated.
The modules install directly into any desktop board with six available 240-pin DDR3 slots and support for 1.65-volt operation. Populating every slot leaves no room for future expansion, so the full capacity is available immediately without adding more sticks later.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Total capacity | 2 GB |
| Memory | |
| CAS latency | CL9 |
Yes. The modules are rated at 1.65 V and 2000 MHz CL9, so the board must supply that voltage and accept DDR3 at that speed for the kit to operate at its specified frequency.
Only if the motherboard has enough free 240-pin slots and can run all modules at the same voltage and timing; mixing kits with different voltages or speeds will force the system to the lowest common settings.
Check the memory frequency and timings in the BIOS or a system-information tool such as CPU-Z; they should report 2000 MHz (PC3-16000) with CAS latency 9 when the kit is operating as specified.
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