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Geil Gemini RGB 64GB KIT(2X32GB) 6000MHz DDR5 Desktop Gaming Memory - White
From R25,869.20 ex VAT
The Geil Gemini RGB 64GB DDR5 memory kit offers 6000MHz speeds for gaming and AI computing. It features a Glacier White heat spreader, RGB lighting, and On-Die ECC for system stability.
The Geil Gemini RGB 64GB KIT(2X32GB) 6000MHz DDR5 Desktop Gaming Memory in Glacier White is designed for high-performance desktop systems, particularly those built for gaming, content creation, and AI workloads. This memory kit provides fast speeds and efficient operation for demanding applications.
- 64GB capacity, supplied as two 32GB modules.
- Operates at a frequency of 6000MT/s.
- Features an onboard Power Management Integrated Circuit (PMIC) for efficient power delivery.
- Includes On-Die Error Correction Code (ECC) for enhanced data integrity.
- Supports Intel XMP 3.0 and AMD EXPO for optimised memory performance.
- Equipped with a mecha-style heat spreader for thermal dissipation.
- Features 120° wide-angle RGB lighting, compatible with major motherboard RGB software.
This memory kit is suitable for users upgrading or building a new desktop PC, offering broad compatibility with modern motherboards and support for advanced computing tasks.
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The Geil Gemini RGB 64GB DDR5 memory kit offers 6000MHz speeds for gaming and AI computing. It features a Glacier White heat spreader, RGB lighting, and On-Die ECC for system stability.
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